Here’s some more of the places I’ve seen on my travels recently.
X-Pro1 & XF35 + XF60
Clicking on the images will take you to the Flickr versions, where the images can be seen full size, with EXIF info.
The Big Bad Wolf
Hopefully this image (& title) speaks for itself…
A Different World
I always try to look out for reflections, shadows, angles – tiny little things that can show my environment in a way that perhaps others miss
Tea for One
A bit of reportage, a lovely tea laid out for someone!
Sunset Strollers
I’m a bit of sucker for shadows (& washing lines!) no matter what camera you have (or even your phone) you can shoot into the light in a busy environment and get a silhouette, which although hardly an original concept, is one that (IMO) doesn’t get old either!
Faceless in the Crowd
Today’s cover shot! This should give you a bit of context from the preceding shot! So many people, all strangers to one another, yet all together, on this street, at this time, on this day.
Not in There
Subject isolation is another technique I’m fond of when the shot warrants it..
Take a Closer Look
Repeating shapes and a reflection!
Slow Down
The title should speak for this one really… The X-Pro1 has a AF (auto focus) system that some users say is so bad that it’s impossible to capture a moving object, they also say the MF (manual focus) capability is terrible and that the built in aids to assist with MF are worthless.. I shot this in MF at F2! It’s called a focus trap! This is where you anticipate where the subject will be and set the focus to that point ahead of time. How did I know? Years of motorcycle riding gave me a reasonable idea where the rider would select the apex of the bend to be!
The Sinister Tree
This is actually a colour shot (and have I mentioned my love of shadows?)
Trolleys
Images hide in every day objects, if you take anything away from your visit to my blog, please let it be that… (now get off the internet and go get your camera)
Hipster Todd
Having pulled pork professionally removed from the beard… ;D
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