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The Timezone : Art Photography through the timezone of life

The Timezone

morjas

Art Photography through the timezone of life

Updated: Mar 02, 2009 5:02pm PST

Mardi Gras Downtown Honolulu : Mardi Gras Febuary 24, 2009 on the streets of Downtown (Nuuanu Ave) *** BEST way to Veiw is to Slide Show Full Screen with Captions OFF.

Mardi Gras Downtown Honolulu

Eyes of Hawaii Photography Club

Mardi Gras Febuary 24, 2009 on the streets of Downtown (Nuuanu Ave) * ...

Updated: Feb 27, 2009 2:56am PST

STREET SCENES :

STREET SCENES

C Nichols Photography

Updated: Feb 25, 2009 10:44pm PST

Chinese New Year 2009 Celebrations in London :

Chinese New Year 2009 Celebrations in...

MauSca

Updated: Feb 23, 2009 5:47pm PST

Naperville, IL :

Naperville, IL

TMSphotography

Updated: Feb 15, 2009 2:30pm PST

Chicago, IL :

Chicago, IL

TMSphotography

Updated: Feb 15, 2009 2:03pm PST

Street photography :

Street photography

Anne, Tore & Ingrid

Updated: Feb 14, 2009 12:28pm PST

Street Wise :

Street Wise

GoetzPhotoz

Updated: Feb 11, 2009 5:05pm PST

Street Scenes : “Street Scenes” and “Candid Portraiture” (http://ramesses.smugmug.com/gallery/6758181_RGrtK#429170796_ptzpX ) is what I feel most comfortable in. The classic technique for street photography is using a 20mm-35mm lens, an ISO of 400-800, and pre-focusing the camera and lens, which is not that critical when using a wide lens. That means mixing in with the crowd to get some close-ups. I do not like that approach because either people pose for the camera, freeze up, or worse, they do not like their invasion of privacy. I prefer to use a telephoto zoom with VR, remain back as invisible as possible. What is street photography to me? It is very hard to put it into words or in a simple definition. It is a street scene capturing people or animals being themselves. It must have a structure with a primary, secondary and even a tertiary subjects and how these subjects interact with each other. It is not just the dramatics, but subtleties and nuisances. I also try to achieve a sharp contrast between the primary subject, the secondary and tertiary subjects, or background. In addition, there is a delicate balance that has to be achieved – the photo cannot be too complicated; it has to be vague enough so different viewers get different reactions from it or the same viewer gets a different impression, or discovers new nuisances, every time he/she looks at the photo.

Street Scenes

Ramesses

“Street Scenes” and “Candid Portraiture” http://ramesses.smugm ...

Updated: Feb 11, 2009 1:49pm PST

Karl Tepfer 2008<br><font color=orange><a HREF="http://karl-tepfer.smugmug.com/"><H3>Karl's Image Gallery</p> </body></font color=white></a> : If you are going to purchase any of these Halloween Parade images, please purchase HERE, through the official Parade web site. They do a fantastic job and every penny helps. <font color=orange> Afterwards check out: <font color=/orange><font color=red><a HREF="http://karl-tepfer.smugmug.com/">Karl's Image Gallery</a> <font color=/red><font color=orange> to view many more of my images including last year's parade and the Coney Island Mermaid Parade, NYC Cityscapes, etc.....<html><bold></p><br>Like how all these galleries look? Want to set up your own galleries? Simply click here: <a href="http://www.smugmug.com/?referrer=GRcyy7n9EX8U2">SMUGMUG</a> then click on “Free Trial” and receive a<span style="font-weight: bold;"> $5.00 discount</span> when you sign on! You can try it out for free for two weeks. </html>

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NYC Village Halloween Parade

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Updated: Feb 10, 2009 4:55pm PST

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