Capture a Stranger

[Greg McCary]

Sorry I been slacking with my street stuff. It's just hard to do a lot of walking right now.


Bus Stop Babes by Cosmonaut's, on Flickr

[Frog]

Sorry to hear walking is difficult...I know all to well what that means.
We had our power off for 5 days and it cost me $150 to keep the generator going.
Bus stop shots are always interesting

[Tyson L. Sparks]

Temps in the triple digits, these guys had their work cut out for them.

[starriderrick]

A Stranger...with a Style.

[starriderrick]

Home Depot...Homer the Handi-man...dancing a jig.

[Greg McCary]

Nice Tyson Nice Rick.

[Robusto]

A very old fella

[starriderrick]

Glad to see this thread...strong! :thumbsup: Thanks, Greg !


Easy Rider....

[Loupey]

It never ceases to surprise me just how willing complete strangers will follow instructions from someone with a camera. All I said was "kiss the sculpture"...

[Loupey]

Haven't had a single person ever get upset at me for taking their picture nor have I ever been denied taking their picture...

This guy, wearing only the smallest of kilts along with his "jewelry", was actually very personable

[starriderrick]

This gal was deep in thought & eating dinner... stealthy capture.

[Tyson L. Sparks]

This gal was deep in thought & eating dinner... stealthy capture.

Nice one best thread ever...

[MotorToad]

I think he was crying over his haircut.

[Tyson L. Sparks]

I was leaving WalMart today and these guys were just leaving the parking lot. I chased them down the street and had my wife shot this out the window as we drove by. That is why it is blurry but if you notice the boy is smoking while his girlfriend is doing all the work. I love people.....

This was shot with a Canon EOS 6mp thing and a 80-400mm Tokina lens. I got to get one of these for my Sony.

[Tyson L. Sparks]

Another out the window shot.

[agaduc996]

Saw this man talking to another couple in the park. I could not hear what they were talking about but his voice had a very pleasant tone that drew me to taking this shot

[Tyson L. Sparks]

Saw this man talking to another couple in the park. I could not hear what they were talking about but his voice had a very pleasant tone that drew me to taking this shot

Very nice shot I love it.

[starriderrick]

Very nice shot I love it.

I agree... Excellent addition to the thread :thumbsup:

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I didn't get very close but, laughter was in the air.. AND a 1958 Studebaker golden hawk

[starriderrick]

I struck up a candid conversation with this facilities maint. guy on his lunch break.

Here is one in really poor light (iso 3200) I'm still..trying...to get something really good. :O)


Rick

[starriderrick]

Wide Load....

[starriderrick]

Bump! 3/4 cam @ idle. Guy on the right owns that beaut'.

Sorry I.Q. is terrible. Harsh light cell-phone snap.

[MotorToad]

I used to love the '57 'Vette. Until I poarked my Sprite next to one. 1/12 scale models didn't give me any idea how enormous the car is!

[starriderrick]

I used to love the '57 'Vette. Until I parked my Sprite next to one. 1/12 scale models didn't give me any idea how enormous the car is!

I think I captured the most serious Sprite in the world...check out my gallery. 478 HEMI

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CAS.... Let the good times...roll. :thumbsup:

[MotorToad]

That has to be the same one that made the rounds on the Spridget list a decade or so ago! I don't immediately see where your gallery is, though.

[starriderrick]

That has to be the same one that made the rounds on the Spridget list a decade or so ago! I don't immediately see where your gallery is, though.

Can't miss it.... A yellow sprint! My PR photo gallery link.

starriderrick Gallery photos from the PhotographyREVIEW.com Gallery


Rick