Seabassius wrote:
A few with the Q2 Reporter at the Milk Market downtown Denver. Hanging with the family and getting my daughter hooked on photography.
This beautiful and fun Brazilian girl walked by me this afternoon. I had to take a candid portrait. She reacted wonderfully, and was interested in my "antique" camera. We had a short but fun conversation. She brightened my already great day...
Another one shot from my car window. This Moroccan style arched house in the middle of Mission Beach seems so out of place. I always told myself one day I need to stop and take a picture of it. Today when driving by I saw this scene with the guy driving and the car. So, I stopped my car in the middle of the street put my M11 out the window and shot this image.
Glad that since I started shooting Leica I always keep my camera next to me on the passenger seat ready to shoot.
Seabassius wrote:
A few with the Q2 Reporter at the Milk Market downtown Denver. Hanging with the family and getting my daughter hooked on photography.
1bwana1 wrote:
This beautiful and fun Brazilian girl walked by me this afternoon. I had to take a candid portrait. She reacted wonderfully, and was interested in my "antique" camera. We had a short but fun conversation. She brightened my already great day...
Steve does that, he gets a smile and a convo.
I do that, I get a drink thrown in my face and a kick in the chicken tenders.
And now you know why I use a Nikonos and wear a cup when I do street photography.
Desmolicious wrote:
Steve does that, he gets a smile and a convo.
I do that, I get a drink thrown in my face and a kick in the chicken tenders.
And now you know why I use a Nikonos and wear a cup when I do street photography.
It is a matter of proper subject selection. One of us only goes after the sober ones, the other not so much. I will not reveal which of those selection criteria is the one I practice. It is up to everyone to figure that out for themselves. I will say that my chicken tenders are fully intact...
