New York City (and a bit of Georgia)
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Regarding the processing, I think that as it's for yourself it doesn't really matter if you use multiple styles of processing. Sure, if it's a clients request then having the consistent look as your own style would apply. There are lots of situations where one style won't suit an entire set too.
Personally I process to suit a photo as it's more about how I feel about the image, admittedly I currently process mine badly *cries*
Personally I process to suit a photo as it's more about how I feel about the image, admittedly I currently process mine badly *cries*
If I had a "criticism" it's that there isn't enough variety for me if this was a set of travel photos, but I appreciate the fact that they're just snaps and you're generally sticking to one lens. Also, some of the distortion is more than distracting to me in a few. But then, wide lens in a jungle of straight lines there isn't much you can do about that.
I do like the processing on the majority, though.
I do like the processing on the majority, though.
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Wait until I've posted all the photos before you say there's not enough variety 
There are some panoramic views of the city in the day, night and one over the Hudson between Brooklyn and Manhattan, none of Time Square or any from Georgia yet, I took the camera to a shooting range lol
There are some panoramic views of the city in the day, night and one over the Hudson between Brooklyn and Manhattan, none of Time Square or any from Georgia yet, I took the camera to a shooting range lol
Wait until I've posted all the photos before you say there's not enough variety
Ok fair play I didn't know there was more to come.
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I may have an x100 for sale if interested...
Cheers I'd love one or an RX100 but I'm not looking to spend more than a couple of hundred so it will be out of my budget.
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I mean wide aperture wise, the bokeh is nice versus say the 16-35 @35f2.8, are say the cupcake pic at f1.4? dont have exif viewer here at work
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Cool pics.
No. 22 - is the guy on the left taking a leak??
No. 22 - is the guy on the left taking a leak??
Stop looking at the processing and look at your shooting and you're 90% of the way there.
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Great photographs. I love the way they capture the "feel" of New York City.
This is one of my holiday snapshots taken in New York:
http://wp.me/p2tbp3-3n
This is one of my holiday snapshots taken in New York:
http://wp.me/p2tbp3-3n
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