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Dublin today
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Just a bit of street photography that appealed to me.
Obviously this is Dublin today.. great craic when nobody knows you and nearly everyone is carrying
a camera, so I shot away to my hearts content.
I’d appreciate any thoughts on these.
PatA good day to be out Pat-
The second is the pick of the bunch for me,
for some reason-I like the overall saturation-
j
Pat a great set, some excellent DOF in them all. any thing in focus is spot on good work.
Soda
Thanks for the replies peeps.
Street photography can be such fun
and I like this little set.
Loads more but I wont bore you :wink:Pat
Yeah certainly the second has got something. Great impression of the hustle and bustle of the city while the street is so still and pensive in appearance.
-SPat nice set no 2 as well for me looks like you had a good day and thanks again for the invite to meet up
it’s a pity i had to work a late shift. September looks good for Rosslare strand will keep in touch and try to meet up then.Mick
Pat nice set no 2 as well for me looks like you had a good day and thanks again for the invite to meet up
it’s a pity i had to work a late shift. September looks good for Rosslare strand will keep in touch and try to meet up then.Yeah Mick, the weather was great and I performed like a tourist… (anonymity is a great thing)
We took the tour bus to Malahide Castle but TBH it was a waste of time, we had about an hour at the castle, but couldn’t take pictures inside which p***ed me off somewhat and left the tour and went back into the grounds. The bus stopped coming down from Howth summit for a five minute foto shoot… nothing much to shoot really, ‘cept this one.
Anyway nice talking to you and we’ll keep in touch. I’ll take you to a few locations in Sept.
Pat
Can I make one comment – get things away from being centralised. Try to get items for attention onto thirds. I can’t help but feel that many of these would be greatly improved if you aligned them in the frame differently. For example, in the second shot, your main point of interest is being diverted by the dominant OOF man in the foreground. If the actor was about 1″ more to the left, this wouldn’t be the case. Both people would be nearer the lines of thirds, and feel better balanced.
Mmmmmmmm
Cheers Brendan.Rules are out the window for this set, it’s just street and nothing particular, but thanks I see your point.
Pat
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