Finch585

If you like STREET, and you're in any possible driving distance to San Francisco, I highly recommend that you go see the Garry Winogrand photo exhibit before it closes June 2nd at the San Francisco...

I really like the first one a lot.  The second one seem to suffer  missed focus on her face, could have been really good as well. The last one I didn't like at first but now I wonder how it would...

Thanks everyone, for the positive comments and ideas. @Tom: I like your creative blur, very interesting spin.

From a lot of what I've read you'll benefit from the wider angle available with the full frame sensor of the D700

I like the negative space composition, but wish you hadn't cut off the knees, and lost a bit off the right, instead.

Interesting image, well done.  I think it's a tad tight for me, though.

nice capture.

There are times I feel the color is important to my artistic intent or the basic image strength, but usually I find B/W conveys the scene with less distraction and people's spirit and emotion better.

I'm really glad I opened it up, it's very interesting and a nice treatment. Congrats.

I really like the fence image, a lot. Well done.

I think the vignetting is a bit too heavy in the first image. The other two are spot on for me.

Very interesting treatment, well done.

Great images on the blog. I prefer the ones that have the subject in sharp focus.

I, too, suggest you try the X100 with its latest rev for street, candids and travel. The AF works fine for me and overall the images are wonderful. I really love the hybrid OVF/EVF and its analog...

Thanks for taking the time to view and comment.  Sorry that you feel mislead by the title, in retrospect, if I could edit the original post, I'd label it : Call, don't jump!I was trying to make the...

Walking across the Golden Gate bridge for the first time, I noticed this unusual and poignant sign and wondered how many times it has worked to save a life?I had a difficult time getting this shot...

Touring the SF MOMA yesterday with my Fuji X100 in hand, I turned back towards the Rothko painting, and there she was, leaning in with interest. Without time to adjust settings, I quickly framed...

Nice capture and the sign shows they know how to bring people in the door.

Great captures, I especialtheorize the dog and guitarist and the accordionist. Congrats.Best,Jeffreyhttp://www.flickr.com/photos/finch585/

Thanks but how in the world do you know that he used that?