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Series 3: the sign reads "leave (car)entrance free/open" (it was a house) This one intrigued me..

Series 2: thought it was funny that the guy seems to say "are U nuts" by pointing with his finger to his forehead:

Thought to share a set of images from Saturday's Urban Photo Race in Amsterdam. It was yet another inspiring event with more than 100 participants and nice weather. I'll share some impressions in various posts in this thread. First one, inspired by - but not as good as - Pete's cyclist photos:

some other:

I was looking through "theme" eyes, which makes it very interesting to me (as said, never thought it would). You won't regret going to the UPR Amsterdam! If you decide to do so, let me know. It would be great to meet!

It is a rather relaxed race although you have to be at a checkpoint between a specific time frame to qualify. A professional jury assesses and selects winning photos per theme.

I participated in the first Urban Photo Race in Rotterdam. I did not have a clue what to expect and wasn't really prepared (forgot to bring a notebook and chargers (as you have to use your phone to navigate)). It is really a fun activity that challenges your creativity! You get six themes and...

Pete, I love no.1. Well done! And Ray: hats off!

What a wonderful and inspiring thread, Ray. Also your choice of color vs BW. Thanks for posting.

Pete, I should come over one day. Wonderful series of a vibrant place. I think #5 is my favorite.

the atmosphere is also quite different. The F1 is surrounded by secrecy. That secrecy is not about the engines used (everyone uses more or less the same ones) but in everything else: tire pressure, etc. Every minute of a driver's time is booked from the time they arrive for a race to the time...

POST 3: The People (I waited until they looked and then smiled back) Two famous drivers from 2 generations: Jochen Mass with Allen Markelson

POST 2: Race Impressions ] img]http://www.visualcue.photography/img/s12/v171/p1960659329-5.jpg[/img]

There is probably no other country than England that is able to combine class, cameraderie en community in one event in a relaxed and friendly setting. From 1949 to 1966, Goodwood Members’ Meetings were run more than once a year over the 3.8-km circuit at Goodwood House, the estate of Lord...

What a beautiful report. The photos really captured the relaxed and nice atmosphere! Beautiful colors too. Well done.

Indeed, very good stuff. Did you ask permission for the portraits first? They look very candid/spontaneous, do I ondered.

#1 is hilarious. And isn't fun to see all those people with phones in their hand and constantly monitoring if they have a message? What I also like that you shot on face level. That makes it more intimate. I thoroughly enjoyed it.

Beautiful work. Just a question, Pete: did you try 3! with more contrast, perhaps even in Noir style? Just wonder how that wiil look.

Congratulations with your new gear! It is so inspiring to see your persistence and do what you like despite the physical issues. I am looking forward to seeing many new S&D shots! Sent from my iPad using Photographers Lounge mobile app

Me too. They're rather special!

Wonderful series, Pete. 1 and 2 are my favorites. The expression on the man's face and the interaction in the second are great. You were brave to go out and shoot! Sent from my iPad using Photographers Lounge mobile app

Those series capture the atmosphere beautifully! A pleasure to look at. Not sure if it's a pleasure to be in though :)

I wish I could be there now...

Thanks for sharing the Q photos, Dale. It is nice to see how the tones, contrasts, colors work on screen. I like it.

Thanks for sharing the full size versions. That helps in seeing the beautiul tones, color rendering and sharpness.

That is an impressive result! You make me want to buy "Q".

That would be a great option too. But the Q does not have a touchscreen, right?

Thanks! is it possible to use the 4-way controller to change the focus point?

How do you like the Q?

Links seem to be working again, if I am correct. It took a while. ;-)

Thanks for letting me know. There seems to be something weird going on at Zenfolio, because I see several grey boxes instead of the photos. I will check again in an one or two hours and if it does not work, upload and post again. Hopefully I still know what the photos were. Frankly, I didn't...

Now (from my ipad) I can see them. Sighh. Computers.. Btw: nice set!

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Some nice shots indeed! It must have been fun.

Creepy indeed but definitely excellent work

I processed everything in Silver Efex with film noir 3 preset. Filters and adjustments, depending on result. The first one is preset only. The effect is the result of the lights at Times Square. No talks with the people ( I tried to keep up with my wife ;-) ). But I smiled when someone saw me...

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A beautiful balanced overview of the event! Very well done.

A very creative and beautiful series of a great city (even in wintertime).

It's an honor to be featured! Here are a few more:

Thank you for your kind words. Herewith some other photos:

I was in NYC last week for a conference and some time off. Had the Fuji X100T with me. I wanted to shoot a series about people in square format an in a Noir style while strolling through the streets of Manhattan. So nothing planned. I must admit that I missed some potentially interesting shots...

The fascinating thing for me were the long lines and the presence of media. I am not used that people get up early and waits hours to get a book signed. I decided to choose black and white to visualize... Well, I leave that up to everyone's imagination and opinions.

What I intended to say: I will tell others how to properly make cranberry jelly! But perhaps I could add some preparation tasks: start with 10.000 liters of water, put a lot of cranberries in, jump in the water, and take the 4 cups of cranberries out

That opens a whole new world to me. I'll pass the recipe!

What are they looking at? And waiting for? Aha. The solution to cure crippled America. That must be worth waiting for. News was there too:

That's a beautiful series, Dave!

it may be an iphone snap but it looks great!