Casablanca, Morocco. I call this one "Bad Hair Day."
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- Thread starter Amin
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Country Parson
Top Veteran
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- North Carolina
- Name
- Dan
stratokaster
Top Veteran
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- Dublin, Ireland
- Name
- Pavel
Panasonic DMC-G2 + Canon FDn 100mm f/2.8 @ f/2.8, ISO 400, developed in Lightroom, edited in Color Efex 3
Streetshooter
Administrator Emeritus
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- Philly, Pa
Fuji X100, Philly
Streetshooter
Administrator Emeritus
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- Philly, Pa
I can't resist......
BBW
Legend
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- betwixt and between
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- BB
deirdre - now there is a view that I've never had the pleasure to see! What a wonderful street shot portrait - great catch of their faces together.
Don, I think I should copy and paste all the comments I've made over on Flickr here. Love what your doing with your new camera and the different views of your Philly. 
Don, I think I should copy and paste all the comments I've made over on Flickr here.
Love what your doing with your new camera and the different views of your Philly.
BBW
Legend
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- betwixt and between
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- BB
X100
AZK9lover
Regular
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- Chandler, AZ
- Name
- Stan
Taipei Night Market
My first street post- taken a couple of summers ago at a bustling night market in Taipei, Taiwan. The aroma from food vendors fills the air as you walk by crowds of locals bargaining for most everything being offered.
Nikon P6000
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My first street post- taken a couple of summers ago at a bustling night market in Taipei, Taiwan. The aroma from food vendors fills the air as you walk by crowds of locals bargaining for most everything being offered.
Nikon P6000
- Location
- The Netherlands
- Name
- Marlof
BBW
Legend
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- betwixt and between
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- BB
marlof, I'm sure I should know where this is, but I do not - can you let me know? Your black and white tones are really nice - great sky, along with all the other many details.
- Location
- The Netherlands
- Name
- Marlof
this is the Sacré-Coeur on Montmartre in Paris. The black and white conversion was done with Silver Efex Pro 2. and thank you for your nice comments!
BBW
Legend
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- betwixt and between
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- BB
Thank you - of course I have seen many photographs, though, sadly, I've never been there in person.
The fact that you included the artist's drawing, is an especially nice touch - and really makes this picture much more than a mere snap shot of a famous place, marlof. But I guess you knew that.
The fact that you included the artist's drawing, is an especially nice touch - and really makes this picture much more than a mere snap shot of a famous place, marlof. But I guess you knew that.
Andrewteee
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Great image. Love the combination of the building and the person drawing it.
BBW
Legend
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- BB
Both sweet and surreal. Beautifully seen and and your black and white conversion is excellent.
Ray Sachs
Legend
- Location
- Not too far from Philly
- Name
- you should be able to figure it out...
BBW
Legend
- Location
- betwixt and between
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- BB
I think it's the lighting...the glow, and also the scene has the look of a set. It actually reminds me of a Seurat painting - akin to Sunday in the Park - in black and white, of course.
Thanks BB and Ray.
I do not believe that shot would have been possible with an camera other than the X100. In the shooter's hands it is unassuming and non-threatening. The image capture is AMAZINGLY sharp corner to corner and the RAW file gives you so much to work with.......and oh, where are the blown highlights and unrecoverable shadow details?
An amazing camera......R
(sorry if any typos.....trying to write this with a "neglected" 15 lb. cat om my lap)
I do not believe that shot would have been possible with an camera other than the X100. In the shooter's hands it is unassuming and non-threatening. The image capture is AMAZINGLY sharp corner to corner and the RAW file gives you so much to work with.......and oh, where are the blown highlights and unrecoverable shadow details?
An amazing camera......R
(sorry if any typos.....trying to write this with a "neglected" 15 lb. cat om my lap)
