Photograph and Camera talk

[Jett129]

Chasing Bubbles in Barcelona.

[goosehd]

@Jett129 ️

[Marc2706]

Viktoriia, Leica M3, Kodak Tmax 400, 1.4/50 Summilux pre asph

I really like the relaxed atmosphere in this thread

[weftyarn]

Just beautiful! Love the grain on B&W

[Marc2706]

@weftyarn thanks a lot!

[Cskarev]

Some really beautiful shots in the thread.

I am sharing one of my recent photos.

[Jett129]

@Cskarev Really cool shot. What time of day was this taken?

[Cskarev]

@Jett129 early morning, I think it was about 7 o’clock.

[Jett129]

Selective Color used on this picture of graffiti from the streets of Barcelona.

[Jett129]

A newsstand in Madrid.

[Jett129]

Used Selective Color on this shot of an old Harley on The Asbury Park Circuit. Had to use a screenshot.

[Jett129]

Reflections in Chrome on The Asbury Park Circuit.

[motojobobo]

I like both shots @Jett129 ! Especially the Harley one.

[Jett129]

@motojobobo Thank you,appreciate it!

[weftyarn]

[goosehd]

@weftyarn Love it!!

Edit: What did you use?

[weftyarn]

XT4 with the 90mm f2

[weftyarn]

Heidelberg people 03/2024
Which one is your favorite and why?

[Jett129]

@weftyarn It’s really tough for me to commit to a favorite, but I really enjoy the sequencing of the 3 images. Starting with the single person,in B&W,with the long shadow,then moving on to the shot in color of the person at the edge of the shadow and finally back to the 2 people walking by the person, at the edge of the shadow,back to B&W. When you present pictures like these to us,I always find them to be thought provoking. If that’s your goal,then Mission Accomplished. So while I probably would’ve liked any of these pictures on it’s own merits,had you shown it by itself,but since you chose to give me 3 pictures to choose from,I ultimately like the group better than any of the individual pictures. Hope this makes sense.

[ARNC]

@weftyarn really interesting how the feel is so different for each of these. I think the third has the strongest suggested narrative (which may or may not reflect the actual circumstances) and I like the strong diagonal lines.