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Charlie,
Another great reflection!

I'll need to pass this week. Been a bit under the weather and didn't get out at all.

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Bill
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For sure it was set-up, here's another one...



Some fun with a good pal of mine Gary while we were checking out locations for his wee films (which are sadly not online as of yet).

Oh, and I spotted the warm look, so thought I'd just about get away with it. ;-)

Like your shot too, a nice edge of the eye glimmer to it. I struggle with street photography and admire those that try very much, let alone succeed as you do.

Best wishes-
Andy
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Those are very fine shots. The first one really grabs me. The dull ambient light is very appealing to me and I find myself really exploring the scene.

How long was the exposure on #1?

Thanks for sharing.

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Charlie
http://www.63images.com
 
Great reflection shots..

I'm just starting to tip my toe in b&w waters so feel free to comment and give advice. I guess this shot is rather ordinary but here goes:


  • Sampo
 
Very good shot! I'd change nothing........it all works forme. Good even contrast on a baby shot is ideal IMO Love the landscape orientation which really makes the composition.

Keep dipping into B&W

Many ways to convert and no right answer. How did you do this one?

Thanks
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Charlie
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