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oakland, ca by Corinne, on Flickr
montmartre, paris by Corinne, on Flickr
mont st michel, france by Corinne, on Flickr
Haha, no idea how that happened, the castle photo is actually from 2018, fairly recent but still with the OMD. How that got tagged as 1969 who knows.
Yeah it's weird. I have a portrait set that's dated 2014 because it was a refurb and the clock got reset to it's manufacture year. How that thing got stamped 1969 is craziness.Haha, no idea how that happened, the castle photo is actually from 2018, fairly recent but still with the OMD. How that got tagged as 1969 who knows.
Good lines, very nice.Round 2:
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AR200617 by Marcus Beasley, on Flickr
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Thanks you never like anything I post.Good lines, very nice.
Some portraits:
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DSCF5160_2 by TIKI, on Flickr
DSCF5174_1 by TIKI, on Flickr
DSCF5192_1 by TIKI, on Flickr
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DSCF5312_1 by TIKI, on Flickr
DSCF5313_1 by TIKI, on Flickr
DSCF5317_1 by TIKI, on Flickr
love these!
Wow, love the colors on these!AR200831 by Marcus Beasley, on Flickr
AR200781 by Marcus Beasley, on Flickr
AR200806 by Marcus Beasley, on Flickr
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Thank you. Good editing really puts to rest all of the Sony color science complaints in my opinion. I like this picture you took. Good use of the foreground elements to frame the subject, nice colors as well.
Concert venues pretty much don't allow interchangeable lens cameras, you could probably get in with either an X100 or RX100 camera. Bars are a different story though. I shot some stuff for a singer I know without much hassle in a bar.Chromatics last night, at Brooklyn Steel:
They didn't allow my camera so missed some nice potential shots of Desire, they wore fantastic clothes, would've been awesome. So mad. I took these in the last 15 minutes or so, grabbed my camera from coat check and snuck back in....but I had to contend with standing way back. NYC venues are terrible to hobbyist photogs. DM me if anyone could get me a press pass....hell I'll take free photos for your blog.
DSCF6492 by TIKI, on Flickr
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Thank you.
Indeed. I was on my way back to the cabin from a hike and caught that rainbow right on time. We stopped the car, I quickly mounted my telephoto lens and snapped the picture.
That's right. Would have been easier if I could lie with a straight face and told them it's not an interchangeable lens camera...but I don't typically do that. Point and shoots are fine. And some venues like Industry City allow cameras as long as no flash. They all do allow people with a press pass....I just have to look into my network of friends to find one.Concert venues pretty much don't allow interchangeable lens cameras, you could probably get in with either an X100 or RX100 camera. Bars are a different story though. I shot some stuff for a singer I know without much hassle in a bar.
Your music shots are great, I'd think you should be able to get a press pass pretty easily if you put together a portfolio and preset it to the venues.Trying to build my reputation to be able to get a press pass to do music photography at some point, hopefully lol.
I know there's plenty of of you poor bands in Nashville that need photos!!!
Edit: last year I had a DM on instagram, by this dude that was happy that, I was another brown dude taking pictures lol. He was right, its mostly white folks doing this thing in Nashville.
Venues usually don't let you shoot, you have to contact individual bands and they have to contact the venue to get you a pass.Trying to build my reputation to be able to get a press pass to do music photography at some point, hopefully lol.
I know there's plenty of of you poor bands in Nashville that need photos!!!
Edit: last year I had a DM on instagram, by this dude that was happy that, I was another brown dude taking pictures lol. He was right, its mostly white folks doing this thing in Nashville.
I am also a brown dude. The concert photography you posted here before is very good. You recently bought an XT30 IIRC, that with the 56mm 1.2 would be an amazing combo for indoor venues.Trying to build my reputation to be able to get a press pass to do music photography at some point, hopefully lol.
I know there's plenty of of you poor bands in Nashville that need photos!!!
Edit: last year I had a DM on instagram, by this dude that was happy that, I was another brown dude taking pictures lol. He was right, its mostly white folks doing this thing in Nashville.
I am also a brown dude. The concert photography you posted here before is very good. You recently bought an XT30 IIRC, that with the 56mm 1.2 would be an amazing combo for indoor venues.
Also Nashville is a fun town....you can go to any of the bars on the strip and take photos....but you probably knew that already.
Venues usually don't let you shoot, you have to contact individual bands and they have to contact the venue to get you a pass.
That's an amazing one BTW. It evokes a lot of melancholy.
I hope you're strapped in properly, but that's a good one.Today i took it to the next level:
Aaaaand i think it was worth it:
Yeah, the knee is blocking the rope it was super safe actually, everyone was freaking out with the story on instagram though
Good shot, but stay safe. I know people who died while hiking up mountains.Yeah, the knee is blocking the rope it was super safe actually, everyone was freaking out with the story on instagram though
Recently started playing with some old (~30 years) Minolta manual lenses on my Sony a6000 - they're fun, but a little heavy. Below is an example. Although not perfetly sharp, I was happy with the little reflections caught in my daughters eye (myself and my bicycle). Feel free to follow me ;)
Thank you! It's crazy because it was a competely different vibe looking in the opposite direction from that shot - Crater Lake and Wizard Island were bathed in the golden light of sunset.