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Images => People, Portraits, Street, PJ & Cityscapes => Topic started by: RBSinTo on May 23, 2019, 16:06:37
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Taken a couple of years ago here in downtown Toronto. I was walking along Spadina Avenue in the heart of the original Chinatown when I spotted a young man with very interesting facial markings sitting against a window ledge, and intently working on his Laptop.
I liked the scene, and not wishing to disturb him, shot from the hip as I walked by.
motorized Nikon FG
Nikkor 24 f2 AIS
Fuji 100 ISO colour slide
5.6 @ 1/125th
(https://www.fotozones.com/live/uploads/monthly_2019_05/2050876559_AnotherofMankindsmysteries-1920.thumb.jpg.781f02ad38f7e2b69df836ecffa0f66c.jpg)
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1) Great job on the "hip shot".
2) That is some interesting face paint.
3) Well spotted and thanks for sharing.
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Andrew,
Thanks for the kind comments
Robert
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Taken a couple of years ago here in downtown Toronto. I was walking along Spadina Avenue in the heart of the original Chinatown when I spotted a young man with very interesting facial markings sitting against a window ledge, and intently working on his Laptop.
I liked the scene, and not wishing to disturb him, shot from the hip as I walked by.
motorized Nikon FG
Nikkor 24 f2 AIS
Fuji 100 ISO colour slide
5.6 @ 1/125th
Good catch! As for the subject, I'm always amazed that people will serve as walking billboards for stupidity. Now that's good for us as photographers, but what is his excuse? :-\
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Carl,
Thanks for the comments.
Always amazes me that so many people can't see that the brilliant idea they conceived at 19 while drunk probably won't seem quite as clever when they're sober at 25 or 30.
Robert
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Very well spotted indeed! I like the repetition of colors, the reflections and how the lines support the scene.
I am curious what his story is...
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Your findings are always interesting. Humanity in the center stage.
Here I like specifically the play with color, shapes and the actions in real and reflections. The lotto is a great touch to round up the almost surreality.
Great job shooting from the hip indeed.
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Peter/ Golunvolo,
Thanks for the comments.
No idea about his story. I saw the scene and not wishing to disturb the composition, set the shutter speed, aperture, and hyperfocus and shot as I walked by.
The figure reflected in the Lotto sign is me, and I stand corrected: I was shooting from the waist (as you can clearly see), not the hip.
Robert