John Angulat
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...a chubby kid banging a pair of cymbals in a parade!
From NYC's Mexican Day parade.
From NYC's Mexican Day parade.
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Clayton Lofgren
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Looks good. How did you manage the lighting?
Asher Kelman
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John Angulat
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Hi Clayton,
No special lighting. Just ambient. Shot with a D200, 1/500 @ f/2.8, used the "beast" - what we Nikoners refer to the 28mm-70mm f/2.8 (due to it's size and weight).
Aside from being one the best lenses they make, it also doubles as weapon in close quarter conflicts.
No special lighting. Just ambient. Shot with a D200, 1/500 @ f/2.8, used the "beast" - what we Nikoners refer to the 28mm-70mm f/2.8 (due to it's size and weight).
Aside from being one the best lenses they make, it also doubles as weapon in close quarter conflicts.
John Angulat
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Hi Asher,
I have to give this kid credit. He marched some 20 or 30 New York City blocks, bringing up the rear of the band, always banging away. He didn't miss a beat!
I have to give this kid credit. He marched some 20 or 30 New York City blocks, bringing up the rear of the band, always banging away. He didn't miss a beat!
Kathy Rappaport
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Skin Tone
Love his skin tone - maybe the cymbols refelected a bit of light...
Love his skin tone - maybe the cymbols refelected a bit of light...