p.77 #1 · Life on the Street - Post your Street Photography here
Danpbphoto wrote:
The pup does not seem willing to cross the street Rod! Don't blame him/her!
Great street scenes! And an actual bookstore!! That is very rare back East!
Very well done!
Dan
Thanks Dan, RE Book Stores: Yeah we're lucky here, we have a number of them, well stocked and independent! (I should do some urban landscape shots of them before they disappear)
p.77 #4 · Life on the Street - Post your Street Photography here
https://photos.app.goo.gl/ZgyB74rCRhSwFyaY9
I bought a Nikonos III, mainly so that I could do street photos in bad weather. Here is my favorite from my first roll. Tri-X, f11, shutter 2-3s rested on a fence.
p.77 #5 · Life on the Street - Post your Street Photography here
Sax45 wrote:
https://photos.app.goo.gl/ZgyB74rCRhSwFyaY9
I bought a Nikonos III, mainly so that I could do street photos in bad weather. Here is my favorite from my first roll. Tri-X, f11, shutter 2-3s rested on a fence.
Looks like a great all around camera Eric! Nice clean, sharp and properly exposed images!
Dan
p.77 #7 · Life on the Street - Post your Street Photography here
Thanks Dan! It was a bit of gamble (previous owner had never used it) but it is all good.
It is of course a very quirky camera. With no speeds below 1/30 other than bulb, and no way to attach a cable release, shots like this take a lot care to not have shake.
p.77 #8 · Life on the Street - Post your Street Photography here
Sax45 wrote:
Thanks Dan! It was a bit of gamble (previous owner had never used it) but it is all good.
It is of course a very quirky camera. With no speeds below 1/30 other than bulb, and no way to attach a cable release, shots like this take a lot care to not have shake.
With all its quirks, you have found a diamond in the rough! Takes a wonderful image!
p.77 #18 · Life on the Street - Post your Street Photography here
Bill Gass wrote:
It's Howdy Doody time !!!
Buffalo Bob spoke at the college I was attending and finishing Bill while still finishing my military duty with the 414th ASA at Ft Meade! He was a real hoot!
I miss those days of innocence!!
