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I’m glad to announce that another of my photos, “Bus in Snowstom” has been chosen for the Gallery of WSP: “The 'Gallery' is a special selection of images. It highlights the best photography at ...

Don’t know much about thr film and scanning, but I like the image! The leading lines of the tracks, the shape of the two mes, the oncoming tram.

Thanks for posting. I think a trip to MOMA might be in order.

Yes, and our photos reflect who we are. Even those who dont get it...😉

Unfairly out of context, I admit, but the only accurate or insightful part in your entire post. You dont seem to get the concept of having a personal voice in artistic endeavors.  We seek it out in ...

if anyone on this forum were let loose in NYC for a period of time, with the same crowds, buildings, etc. that I see - would the photos look anything like mine? Does my history of living here since ...

Not everyone in NYC is enamored of pigeons or would have let them nest on their balcony; but as parents ourselves, we did not have the heart to destroy the mother’s eggs.

...and very adamant about it all! It also seems, lately,  that those with the largest quantity of words understand the least. Your drift is very clear. As I’ve said before, you either get it or you ...

Ant, it was Paul who wrote the “elephants, monkeys” sentence, but you may have an international and cosmic connection to both of us! (grin).

You use a silly example to display that you have no idea what we, and Meyerowitz, are talking about. Especially in street photography, a photgrapher’s -body of work- eventually reveals more about ...

Wonderful lens - small, light, sharp, fast AF, OSS. I use it for street photography, not the usual landscapes and interiors.

I liked your fine ship/pigeon photo, espeially as we have been hosting a pigeon family on our balcony for the past 6 weeks. The parents made a nest, the female laid two eggs which they both ...

...until you get bored with primes and decide you love zooms. Guess what? The lens doesn’t matter.

I used the Canon 10-22 (Sony 10-18 now) for many years. SWA are wonderful lenses, make you think outside the box. For SP, I had no specific ideas for using them, just improvised.

As I had mentioned before, I used the 24mm 2.8 quite a bit on my Canon DSLR and found it to be a very capable lens. Loud shutter (even quiet mode) was a problem for me, one huge plus of Sony is ...

Yawn...

Instead of finding something “different” to shoot, the street photographer attempts to find something extraordinary in the ordinary.

Thanks, Vitee!