Street Photography! Show and Tell!

[andotduot]

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Parking next to a Fire Hydrant - Fine: 5 hours street sweeping.
[img width=500 height=333]http://i74.photobucket.com/albums/i254/andotduot/Noparking.jpg[/img][br]Posted on: July 30, 2007, 10:52:25 PM_________________________________________________B ranching Out
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[bossdak]

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tira pataka...

[ehrgeiz]

A street in Ginza... I think I overly resized the pic. hehe.

[HybernaTe]

saw this guy on his way to work...
comments are welcome

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[TwinJet]

nice framing hybernate.. but i wanted more DOF.

[anakin]

For me, I don't like the "tug-of-war" of my eyes' attention between the frame and the subject.
Try to subdue that striking color of your frame... I prefer that way.
As per Twinjet, more DOF and I concur.

saw this guy on his way to work...
comments are welcome

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[HybernaTe]

@TwinJet
@anakin

thanks for the comments and noted.

[pnoize]

Calle de Colon

35mm Panoramic / Fujicolor YKL 100 Film

A typical scene along Colon St. on a Sunday morning.

[kalanrakas]

For me, I don't like the "tug-of-war" of my eyes' attention between the frame and the subject.
Try to subdue that striking color of your frame... I prefer that way.
As per Twinjet, more DOF and I concur.

Ask lang ko. What could more DOF do to that image?

[HybernaTe]

the man on bike will be more focused and eyes will be on the subject.