The 85 does the 50 View attachment 96669 The 50 does the 85 View attachment 96670 They don't call it the cream machine for nothing View attachment 96671 Isn't she good looking? View attachment 96672 Well she is :smile: View attachment 96673 DOF. View attachment 96674 Punk! View attachment 96675 Star of the day! View attachment 96676 I was so busted taking this picture View attachment 96677 Dinner View attachment 96678 Dinner part II View attachment 96679 It puts things into perspective View attachment 96680 Trombone extravagenza View attachment 96681 View attachment 96682 View attachment 96683 That's it folks
They all look great but your dinner shots or more like a servival technique. I would only eat that as a meal if I were starving. But still good shots
Thank you,I don't know who she is but she had a cool style :smile: Thanks - I am all over the place right now but... One day I'll find my focus Thank you Anthony! Thank you Frits, I will be back in Montreal in a couple of weeks. As such I'll be spending more time with her :biggrin: Oh wait, she might get tired of me!!! The Sushi was awesome, thinking of it we will have more tonight! I love sushi! Thanks Gordon! Thank you Phil!
I love the street shots and am still working on my courage to do this! :smile: I've got a good friend who lives down in Providence, RI. Told her I want to come down and try this out. I noticed that the Punk, busted and blonde shots are all done with the 85mm. In order to shoot all of them like that, you must have been a decent distance from them, yes? Do you find it's hard to get a clear shot?
Thank you and I'll be having Sushi for dinner again tonight with Steph!:smile: Thank you, only one picture was taken with a 50mm in that serie. I love the 85 for street photography but I am thinking the 17-55 would be better. What I find is that a prime lens makes me think about the shot before hand and be more careful about the composition - a zoom lens for street photography is ideal since it give you the freedom of the spurr of the moment picture but the 85 is so sharp... :biggrin:
What lens shot the trombones? Those are some of the most intense chromatic abberations I've ever seen ... I'm not even one to go looking for purple fringing (I do not consider myself a pixel peeper) but that was fairly extreme. Bill
Thanks Dude! I just grabbed a used 18-70, hope to pick it up this afternoon or tomorrow. I think it'll be a great street lens, lighter/smaller than the 28-70. :smile:
Great shots, Dude. I'm assuming Mtl as nothing looks very familiar except of course that beautiful lady's face! :wink: So you also make sushi as well!!! I love sushi - been a while for me, have to get some. (Many things I can make but not that.) Thanks for sharing, these are terrific!
He he he the 85/1.4 those are from the stage lights The 18-70 is a great street photography lens. You'll love it. I made Sushi once but not last night :wink: We are in Toronto still, my significant other is going back in the morning and me in a couple of weeks - Can't wait to be back with her but will miss Toronto dearly.... Oh well. Thank you Dave! :biggrin:
