thx tim55

Zircon: Ilford HP5 plus @iso400 (I think, not sure if I pushed this to iso 800), developed in ilford ID-11.

V2 already!! here's my spam contribution...




This has been taken by Mr Sniper before...

in taiwan also?

Yeah.. Jz came back few weeks ago

Same product, very different sales method

Really like this one. Got the players...the lighting... the concentration.... the onlookers and a bit of the background all in.

Hahahaha

P7010718 by vmwt, on Flickr

This post has been edited by sniper on the roof: Sep 29 2011, 09:49 AM

thanks for the feedback , sniper

This post has been edited by tim55: Sep 29 2011, 01:41 PM

I thought I saw a ghost!

omg..that's too fair. macam edited ... lol

I don`t really get what`s street photography is, yes I read all those things, and I`ve concluded that Street photo is a picture that record a daily life routine, or a picture that tells a story.
My first one.
dunno if this picture fits the story but here it is.
crappy lens.. kitlens...
Crappy skills...
crappy composition....xD I have lots to learn
do C&C

School life by leovyner, on Flickr



Lining up by leovyner, on Flickr



remembering who you are by leovyner, on Flickr

This post has been edited by leovyner: Oct 2 2011, 03:52 AM

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This post has been edited by piscesguy: Oct 8 2011, 07:18 AM

leovyner: There are many definitions of street photography, its up to the photographer on how to interpret them. Each street photographer has its own style based on how he interprets the meaning of street photography. But basically, my interpretation of street photography is "recording everyday / unusual lifes of people in an area inside the city or suburb". It must not be staged, I won't ask permission for photos so its best to be stealthy and avoid standing out in the crowd to get photos! =)


Decisions

41960040 by jeremy1choo, on Flickr

This post has been edited by yuhi: Oct 2 2011, 09:34 AM

I thought of that too. well it`s us who photograph it, so it`s up to us what`s art or what`s not. xD
IMO, I`d better off taking "candid" than asking permission too.
thanks for the heads up.

IMO, I think you need to get closer to your subjects for #1 and #2. TBH I can't really make out/decide which is the subject in those photos.

I like #3 but there is too much blank space on the left and the composition on the right is a lil bit too tight

Good job! Keep it up

this sounds like a good place to start practicing my camera skills

I like the 2nd pic. It shows that the 2 kid is running with enjoyment towards the park. But as yuhi says, it could be better if the subject (kids) is more dominant/stronger

I think a more up close and personal shot would be much better, instead of "belakang shot"

A shot from the side to show their expressions can be good too

Just starting out, so plenty of belakang shots

Will try side shots next time to see how they turn out

actually I am making the kids as the subject but I wanted to include the shadows too...
so that`s how it turned out.
thanks for the heads up

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