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    My World: Pop Soda Fire

    (Hand-printed in the darkroom on 12x16in paper, Kodak TMY2-400 (35mm) film, Olympus OM-3Ti, Zuiko 35mm f/2.0) During a drive down to the coast (to visit my parents) with my wife, we stopped at a very small, derelict town (close to Richmond, Western Cape, ZA) to refuel. The scene next to the...
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    Discussion on Street Photography

    Los Angeles Sidewalks Even though I quoted Charlie Chipman, I started a new thread. This thread might be controversial, and I want to allow Charlie to enjoy his thread. I enjoyed viewing Charlie’s pictures. Some of this picture really caught my attention, especially the picture with Jesus...
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    • drive-by shooting ethics and morals photojournalism rights and obligations street photography
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    Flowers, Lines and Curves

    As somebody who usually aims for compositions that are geometrically "correct", I have recently been producing more and more work (including shooting with a fisheye lens) where things are very off-kilter, yet trying to maintain a pleasant balance. This was such an instance. While waiting for...
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    Just for Fun No C&C will be given: ::..:: Everyday people ::..::

    Hello. First time posting my shots here in OPF. Hope y'all like my set. ;) 1) Follow the leader. 2) Arrrr! 3) Jawa and the loot. 4) Life's little pleasures. .
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    In Perspective, Planet: A Recursion of misplaced values (photographing beggars)

    Hi All, I don't usually take to photographing those less fortunate than I am (especially as, here in Johannesburg, there are so many), but I could not resist the symbolism, composition and colours of this scene. After asking his permission, I realised that I had in fact built up a mental...
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