Photograph and Camera talk

[Stuart.T]

@Steve they are incredible. I'd say exhibition standard.

I love the idea of doing street photography, but whenever I've tried it has not ended well (Londoners are generally NOT sociable in public situations). Any advice you could give a budding amateur?

[Max Power]

Fantastic pictures @Steve

[f12]

Nice shots !

I love street style as it involves technique & timing to capture the “moment”, definitely learn a ton about shooting & just people in general

Here’s a few from my series to San Francisco

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[Jett129]

Great shots everyone, been trying to do more street photography myself. Here’s one I took in Rome.

[Jett129]

Another one from Rome

[Steve]

@Stuart.T  I tend to shoot with a wide, fixed lens camera, and shoot from the hip (dislike that saying, but it is where the camera generally is). Then I wander, you are always ready to shoot something that you see in the distance, thats the main thing, always look around

[Steve]

cheers @Max Power

[Steve]

Would love to get a chance to photograph around San Fran, very jealous! @f12

[Jett129]

Don’t generally do action/sports photography,but the surf was up and I had my camera…

[ROman]

A couple of shots I did in Rome, Dec. 2018.

[rocket]

1 up

her  ::)

these kids

[Jett129]

Awesome waves/surfing at Bradley Beach,NJ courtesy of Hurricane Dorian.

[louisbosco]

rented the Sigma 50mm f/1.4 ART to test out for a couple of days.. had a go at FP1 of the singapore GP from a free vantage point..

[f12]

Mixture of what I’ve worked on lately

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[Filthy2123ozjunkie]

I don't take too many photos anymore because I have nobody to show them to. But went inside this cool mosque in Al Khobar, KSA. I only took one picture because people were praying and I didn't want to be rude.

[Giles]

@Filthy:

I don't take too many photos anymore because I have nobody to show them to.

You have us 

[A Former User]

You have us @Filthy I know we're an odd lot  but it's somethin….MORE PICS!!

Edit: Damn, G got there first. See Mike!

[Filthy2123ozjunkie]

Thanks guys. I thought the mosque was very psychedelic and peaceful inside. You have to take your shoes off and wash your feet before you go in. The carpet is very soft.

[goosehd]

@Filthy  I love the pictures of you at work and at play.  I also think that your job is awesome and that you travel to places that most of us only read about.

[Filthy2123ozjunkie]

Thanks a lot.

Here's one driving across the causeway from Bahrain to Dammam. It's supposed to represent forging iron.