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    Street Street photography (Image thread)

    In which your photographer gets busted by the pit bull.
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    Street Street photography (Image thread)

    Today I decided to take some photos with my X100V during my lunch time walk. I was once again trying to set zone focus via the near/far AF range limiter (this time I set it to 1.7m) and wanted to see how effective that was. I generally don't like walking around with my camera in my hand near...
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    Street Street photography (Image thread)

    What you said about seeing most of the possibilities a long time ago reminds me of something I saw a couple of days ago. It was a post from the Vancouver Street Photography Collective where they're hosting a walking tour around downtown Vancouver to show good places to shoot street. Like you...
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    Street Street photography (Image thread)

    Canada! Canada! Canada!
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    Street Street photography (Image thread)

    I'm glad to see that you're getting out there and shooting. Do you feel more comfortable shooting at night? Less anxiety? I'll probably be doing the same in another month or two as the days get shorter.
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    Street Street photography (Image thread)

    Thx for the reply. This photo is also quite lovely.
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    Street Street photography (Image thread)

    Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
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    Street Street photography (Image thread)

    Love this shot. How does it look in colour? Is the graffiti too distracting? I'm imagining that it would look quite wonderful with muted colours.
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    Street Street photography (Image thread)

    Vancouver, Canada
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    Street Street photography (Image thread)

    I feel the same way about my phone. Vancouver, BC, Canada.
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    Street Street photography (Image thread)

    Vancouver, Canada
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    What happened to the bicycle industry (UK)?

    Ah, yeah, if I lived somewhere flat I'd be more likely to ride a non-e bike. I'm in the Vancouver area of British Columbia, Canada. Lots of hills unless you're riding along the water. That's nice. Our e-bikes weigh about 65 lbs w/o the battery attached. Hmm...that just gave me a thought...
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    What happened to the bicycle industry (UK)?

    You made some good points and I'd just like to add a couple of things: the more budget-friendly ebikes typically use in-hub motors so they shouldn't add any strain to the chain. But if it's an ebike with the motor integrated into the cranks (ie: mid-drive) then yes it will definitely add stress...
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    Street Street photography (Image thread)

    Yup, you've nailed both the location and the economics. ;-)
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    Street Street photography (Image thread)

    Smokers. Vancouver, BC, Canada.
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    What happened to the bicycle industry (UK)?

    Batteries alone account for a significant portion of an e-bike's price. A £500 battery isn't uncommon. I'm on an ebike group here in Canada. There were a couple of different posts from guys who were in the 125-150kg weight range that were looking for a bike. The owner of the bike company...
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    Street Street photography (Image thread)

    Yin & Yang. Quebec City, Quebec, Canada.
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    Street Street photography (Image thread)

    Swirly stairs. Quebec City, Quebec, Canada.
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    A tribute to my wife, LG Photography

    Oh my God, I read about the incident earlier this week but didn't realize that was your wife. I'm so, so sorry to hear what happened to her. And good on you for letting those boys know that they aren't to blame. What a terrible trauma that must have be for them.
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    Street Street photography (Image thread)

    Wes Anderson vibes. Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia, Canada.
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    Street Street photography (Image thread)

    Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
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    Street Street photography (Image thread)

    Old Quebec City, Quebec, Canada
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    Street Street photography (Image thread)

    Growing new citizens. Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
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    Street Street photography (Image thread)

    Old Quebec City, Canada
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    Street Street photography (Image thread)

    Old Quebec City, Quebec, Canada,
  26. M

    Street Street photography (Image thread)

    At the beach.
  27. M

    Street Street photography (Image thread)

    A parade of chairs in Quebec City, Canada.
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    Street Street photography (Image thread)

    At the National Gallery in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
  29. M

    High Contrast B & W

    Very nice photo!
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    Street Street photography (Image thread)

    One-man audience enjoying a two-man play.
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    High Contrast B & W

  32. M

    Street Street photography (Image thread)

    At the National Gallery in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
  33. M

    GAS Dear Giary!

    Yup, that's the revelation I experienced many years ago when I bought my first mirrorless, a Panasonic G1, and was amazed at the consistency of in-focus eye lashes compared to what I was getting from my Nikon D300.
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    Street Street photography (Image thread)

    Vancouver, Canada. I'm back to shooting street in Vancouver with my X100V. Went out today to take advantage of the orange light due to the smoke from wildfires in southern BC. But I've still got lots of shots from my eastern Canada trip so that's what I'll mostly continue to post over the next...
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    Street Street photography (Image thread)

    At the National Gallery in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
  36. M

    Filter Disintegrated Wrist Strap

    I'm not judging or anything but how many people here let their camera dangle from a wrist strap? I use a wrist strap with all my my cameras (none of them are tiny, smallest is the X100V) but I always hold the camera in my hand. I use the strap solely as a backup in case the camera slips out of...
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    Street Street photography (Image thread)

    Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
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    Street Street photography (Image thread)

    Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
  39. M

    Street Street photography (Image thread)

    "Predators use their red coloration to attract potential prey toward them. At the same time, bright red colors might signify that the animal is poisonous, discouraging unwanted attention."
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    Street Street photography (Image thread)

    Re-hydration. Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
  41. M

    Street Street photography (Image thread)

    The male gaze, digitized. Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
  42. M

    Street Street photography (Image thread)

    Eye contact. Quebec City, Canada
  43. M

    Dramatic B&W images

    ByWard Market, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
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    Street Street photography (Image thread)

    ByWard Market, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
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    Street Street photography (Image thread)

    Old Quebec City, Quebec, Canada
  46. M

    Street Street photography (Image thread)

    At the Canadian National Gallery in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
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    Street Street photography (Image thread)

    Little Jean-Pierre's boredom led him to a moment of weakness that shattered his family's painstakingly crafted illusion. Old Quebec City, Quebec, Canada
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    Dramatic B&W images

    Just as we were heading to the train station and about to leave wonderful Quebec City, she gave me one more photo opportunity with these stainless steel chairs outside the station. I shot some frames with the MVP of the trip, the PL12-60, but switched to the PL9/1.7 to get a more interesting...
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    Street Street photography (Image thread)

    This guy was inexplicably sitting on the street with a sign that translates to: "the most beautiful women are those who are plump." I don't know how many women swiped right. I was going to entitle this, "Wilson leaves his backyard to let his freak flag fly" but don't know how many people would...
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    Dramatic B&W images

    Peggy's Cove, Nova Scotia, Canada
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