Here are some of my attempts at street photography.
My recent pictures have been taken with a Fujifilm X100 and I found that the image quality was quite good; on par or better than some DSLRs. The large sensor (for a compact), quality lens, and noise performance that was all in a relatively compact metal body convinced me to trade my DSLR for it. Since it is so portable, I often carry my camera around when I'm walking around the city.
As I have said, I havn't been comfortable taking pictures of people and I still feel this way. I have been trying to come out of my shell with this camera as it is so discrete and not as intimidating as an DSLR (There is hardly any shutter sound!).
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I often look at things and thought, "That could have been a nice shot," and walk on. This time I turned back and got this shot. |
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Some interesting murals under the overpass. |
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Shot from the hip. Following people across the road. |
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A clock tower that chimes at odd times. |
Trying to shoot from the hip was bit of a challenge as you can't really see what you're taking or focusing on. I se my camera to a high ISO and an aperture around f/9 to f/11 to hopefully get a decent image.
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Just finished 3 hours of Judo training. As I was walking home, the illuminations on the buildings caught my eye. |
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At the casino, on my way to uni. |
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You can probably tell by now that I take a lot of pictures of buildings. |
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People waiting at a tram stop. |
One of the drawbacks of the X100 is its fixed lens meaning that you have to zoom using your legs.
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I passed this building a couple of times on the way to uni. I wish I could have framed this picture a bit better. I'll try next time. |
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Old looking chemist place. |
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Flinders Uni city campus front. |
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Sun setting near Adelaide Uni. |
I don't know when my next post will be as I have exams soon. I'm not sure I will have time to take new pics but we'll see.
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