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Birmingham with K7

Here are 5 from today.

There were some obvious colour ones again but I have not posted them today. But yes some were better in colour.

K7 Samyang 135mm F2.


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  • PENTAX PENTAX K-7
  • K or M Lens
  • 135mm
  • 1/45s
  • ISO 200




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  • PENTAX PENTAX K-7
  • A Series Lens
  • 1/180s
  • ISO 100




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  • PENTAX PENTAX K-7
  • A Series Lens
  • 1/180s
  • ISO 100




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  • PENTAX PENTAX K-7
  • A Series Lens
  • 1/180s
  • ISO 100




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  • PENTAX PENTAX K-7
  • A Series Lens
  • 1/180s
  • ISO 100




Regards Dino26323
 
These are from today's shots.

K7 and 135mm F2 Samyang wide open every shot.

The colour one is curious at the end. The lady in green is a stand out colour and she is isolated with focus ring. Nice colour version over black and white again.



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  • PENTAX PENTAX K-7
  • A Series Lens
  • 135mm
  • 1/350s
  • ISO 200




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  • PENTAX PENTAX K-7
  • A Series Lens
  • 135mm
  • 1/350s
  • ISO 200




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  • PENTAX PENTAX K-7
  • A Series Lens
  • 135mm
  • 1/350s
  • ISO 200




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  • PENTAX PENTAX K-7
  • A Series Lens
  • 135mm
  • 1/350s
  • ISO 200




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  • PENTAX PENTAX K-7
  • A Series Lens
  • 135mm
  • 1/350s
  • ISO 200




Regards Dino26323
 
Dino26323 said:
Hello

Goodbye.

Regards Dino26323

Hello
My Samyang 135mm does not connect electronically even though it is supposed to. I tried 2 copies. Fortunately I decided to keep it anyway because the images looked good after some testing on landscapes and yes bokeh looked quite good actually at the time of testing. Most all the time I shoot wide open. Yes sometimes this is wrong on some shots and I should have stopped down but on the streets there is not time for too much complex changing settings. Some building shots at infinity I stop down to F4 or F5.6 and this gets a better image because of many reasons.
I know many are not all that great and many are ordinary but I like to keep it going and that motivates me.
There are a lot of people approaching me just lately and this has lead to some great posed or controlled photos. This is partly because I shoot so often. It is a journey and the posted photos are only part of the journey.

Regards Dino26323
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Dino, if it called to you and you liked it, IS great. You're right, it's a journey, and since I have never been to your neck of the woods, I appreciate the view you give us into your neighborhood.
 
Barbie Heid said:
Dino, if it called to you and you liked it, IS great. You're right, it's a journey, and since I have never been to your neck of the woods, I appreciate the view you give us into your neighborhood.
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I totally understand that some people think street shots are crap and anyone can do better.
Street Photography is a crazy thing. Is it good is it rubbish. It is both a lot of the time to different people.

Regards Dino26323
Barbie Heid said:
Dino, if it called to you and you liked it, IS great. You're right, it's a journey, and since I have never been to your neck of the woods, I appreciate the view you give us into your neighborhood.
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There are going to be many people that think these are complete rubbish street shots. Many people. Regards the thread.
I will keep doing them though until I run out of motivation again. They fascinate me. All the chaotic ways they are captured is all joy to me when I see them.
I am a strange one indeed.

Regards Dino26323
 
My D700 missed a lot of shots today that would have been good shots. Ok decent average shots ( that i like ).
Weather was awful with drizzle non stop all day. The D700 was actually pretty wet. I hope I have not damaged it.
Here are 5 of the shots from Today. That did not work. The rules have changed. Here are 3 shots from today.



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  • NIKON CORPORATION NIKON D700
  • 105.0 mm f/1.4
  • ƒ/1.4
  • 105mm
  • 1/350s
  • ISO 200




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  • NIKON CORPORATION NIKON D700
  • 105.0 mm f/1.4
  • ƒ/1.4
  • 105mm
  • 1/350s
  • ISO 200




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  • NIKON CORPORATION NIKON D700
  • 105.0 mm f/1.4
  • ƒ/1.4
  • 105mm
  • 1/350s
  • ISO 200


Regards Dino26323
 
Here are some from today.
They are still 1600 wide actually because I used same save action for now. I might up it to just 2400 or something. They look ok here and they are just street shots.

K7 and Samyang 135mm F2.



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  • PENTAX PENTAX K-7
  • K or M Lens
  • 1/1000s
  • ISO 100




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  • PENTAX PENTAX K-7
  • K or M Lens
  • 1/1000s
  • ISO 100




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  • PENTAX PENTAX K-7
  • K or M Lens
  • 1/750s
  • ISO 100




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  • PENTAX PENTAX K-7
  • K or M Lens
  • 1/750s
  • ISO 100




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  • PENTAX PENTAX K-7
  • K or M Lens
  • 1/750s
  • ISO 100




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  • PENTAX PENTAX K-7
  • K or M Lens
  • 1/750s
  • ISO 100



Regards Dino26323
 
Great images. The 1st with the man holding the kid's hand is amazing. The man is fiddling with his phone and paying no attention to traffic . The kid is focused on where they are headed. The kid is his "seeing eye dog" . What a comment on modern life.
Thanks for sharing,
barondla
 
barondla said:
Great images. The 1st with the man holding the kid's hand is amazing. The man is fiddling with his phone and paying no attention to traffic . The kid is focused on where they are headed. The kid is his "seeing eye dog" . What a comment on modern life.
Thanks for sharing,
barondla
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You may be right kind of but perhaps it is not so strong as that.
I noticed the lad and watched him and framed him just inside the picture. That was real and I moved camera angle right as they approached so he was always in the picture. K7 is quiet and they hardly notice sometimes. Years ago I shot a girl in a doorway with Pentax 50 to 135mm and she had no idea she was in the picture because the lens is so long length she thought I was looking way past her. The D700 is very loud but that can also be an advantage sometimes. and AF can be an advantage on some shot situations. There are no right and wrong ways to shooting town city type shots in my opinion because everything has advantages and disadvantages. High iso is not exactly needed but then again it allows one to stop down so someone else may like it to use. I love doing them sometimes and the pictures can be surprising now and again. I realize most are ordinary but it is great to see them on the Laptop always.
Regards Dino26323
 
Here are some from today. I have upped file size to 2600 wide so basically it is still quite small but they look fine and adobe IQ just 10 instead of 12 saves a ton of memory.
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  • PENTAX PENTAX K-7
  • K or M Lens
  • 1/1000s
  • ISO 100




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  • PENTAX PENTAX K-7
  • K or M Lens
  • 1/2000s
  • ISO 100




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  • PENTAX PENTAX K-7
  • K or M Lens
  • 1/750s
  • ISO 100




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  • PENTAX PENTAX K-7
  • K or M Lens
  • 1/350s
  • ISO 100




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  • PENTAX PENTAX K-7
  • K or M Lens
  • 1/250s
  • ISO 100




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  • PENTAX PENTAX K-7
  • K or M Lens
  • 1/250s
  • ISO 100

K7 and 135mm Samyang F2 wide open.

Regards Dino26323
 
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