A Journey to the Levant
Wanted a quality camera for street photography.
Mirrorless, Ricoh GR II, Other…
And then decided to purchase the Ricoh GR, a bit less features than GR II, no WiFi. But much cheaper.
I carry it with me in my bag and expect to take photos (almost) every day.
First photo is the Shinjuku “installation”. It is an area which always has interesting commercials, events.
Photo is not that good; so need to improve the way I use the camera, angles, colours.
Still a lot to learn
A photo I took in Shinjuku; quite confusing.
Escalator going up or down ?
I find it quite difficult taking photos while on family trips.
No time to relax, to set the camera as I want to, to wait for the right light, right moment.
Nevertheless, two photos from the weekend:
Second one, Long exposure, not Tripod. Was quite surprised it turned out ok. (not very good though)
I love his work.
Street photography, black and white, the people he captures, expressions.
http://tokyocameraclub.com/photographers/10_member.php?user=tatsu2006
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This is not a first, but I experienced it myself last night.
As I was attending last night’s Geeks on a Plane event, the adjoining space was being used to shoot a Promotional Video (PV) for an unknown (didn’t ask their name) band.
3 DSLR cameras were being used with different lenses (from wide angle to Zoom).
Here are the Photos:
And a Video: