Steen
Senior Subscriber Member
A street thread can never die
... wonderful crepes shot btw., Clay :thumbup:
Nikon D300 • Zeiss ZF 1.4/85mm • 1/1000 sec. at f/2.8 ISO 200 • Capture NX
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Nikon "Street"
- Thread starter Steen
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A street thread can never die
... wonderful crepes shot btw., Clay :thumbup:
Nikon D300 • Zeiss ZF 1.4/85mm • 1/1000 sec. at f/2.8 ISO 200 • Capture NX
clay stewart
New member
Thanks Bondo. That's a great character shot.
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Vivek
Guest
Steen, Nice catch! :thumbs:
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frechdachs
Guest
Hi,
after enjoying so many beautiful images I think it's time to show some images from me.
I really enjoy "street" images, but I feel not very comfortable doing them myself.
Both images done with D200 and the 18-200 AFS VR Nikon lens.
Greetings,
Andrea
after enjoying so many beautiful images I think it's time to show some images from me.
I really enjoy "street" images, but I feel not very comfortable doing them myself.
Both images done with D200 and the 18-200 AFS VR Nikon lens.
Greetings,
Andrea
Cindy Flood
Super Moderator
Andrea, I really enjoyed these...especially the first. Wonderful catch!
glenerrolrd
Workshop Member
Steen
Think about a Softar!:ROTFL:
Think about a Softar!:ROTFL:
Jorgen Udvang
Subscriber Member
The last one is wonderful, Steen.
Here's one from early this morning in Poipet, Cambodia, where I spent an hour wading in the mud.
S5 with 85mm f/1.8 @ f/2.5
Here's one from early this morning in Poipet, Cambodia, where I spent an hour wading in the mud.
S5 with 85mm f/1.8 @ f/2.5
Steen
Senior Subscriber Member
Thanks Jorgen. Great capture of the rainy and muddy morning atmosphere in Poipet.
Are you there for business, holiday ... or for finding images
And yes, Roger, I think this lens must be my all time favourite, though it ain't that easy to focus with accuracy.
I so much hope that Nikon will soon release an AF-S 1.2/85 VR.
And please let it be a lens with magic rendering, not just an ok lens like e.g. the recent AF-S 1.4/50.
Did I say f/1.2 ?
F/1.4 max aperture will be ok provided it has excellent sharpness wide open :angel:
Do you think Nikon is capable of making such a prime with mojo
Do you think Nikon is interested in making primes with mojo ...
Nikon D300 • Zeiss ZF 1.4/85mm • 1/500 sec. at f/4 ISO 200 • Capture NX
Are you there for business, holiday ... or for finding images
And yes, Roger, I think this lens must be my all time favourite, though it ain't that easy to focus with accuracy.
I so much hope that Nikon will soon release an AF-S 1.2/85 VR.
And please let it be a lens with magic rendering, not just an ok lens like e.g. the recent AF-S 1.4/50.
Did I say f/1.2 ?
F/1.4 max aperture will be ok provided it has excellent sharpness wide open :angel:
Do you think Nikon is capable of making such a prime with mojo
Do you think Nikon is interested in making primes with mojo ...
Nikon D300 • Zeiss ZF 1.4/85mm • 1/500 sec. at f/4 ISO 200 • Capture NX
Jorgen Udvang
Subscriber Member
Thanks Steen, sometimes it's nice to get away for a few hours. I took the train up there yesterday afternoon, five hours for $1.25, third class only and great, cheap entertainment :thumbup: Then I spent the evening drinking local beer, smoking dirt cheap, local cigarettes at $0.40 a pack (yes, it's a bad habit, but in Poipet, it feels right) and watching people and motorbikes floating by in the mud. Up before sunrise at five, an hour of photos before I took one of the casino buses (those who take the gamblers back to Bangkok after a night of gambling on the border; casinos are not permitted in Thailand, but they are on the Cambodian side, before you formally enter Cambodia) back home, arriving here at 11 in the morning. Cheap funThanks Jorgen. Great capture of the rainy and muddy morning atmosphere in Poipet.
Are you there for business, holiday ... or for finding images
And yes, Roger, I think this lens must be my all time favourite, though it ain't that easy to focus with accuracy.
I so much hope that Nikon will soon release an AF-S 1.2/85 VR.
And please let it be a lens with magic rendering, not just an ok lens like e.g. the recent AF-S 1.4/50.
Did I say f/1.2 ?
F/1.4 max aperture will be ok provided it has excellent sharpness wide open :angel:
Do you think Nikon is capable of making such a prime with mojo
Do you think Nikon is interested in making primes with mojo ...
I also wish for a few new Nikkor primes. The 85/1.8 spends a lot of time on my S5, but life would be so much easier if it had VR. f/2.0 is ok for me, if it's small, light, sharp and has great bokeh. This is one of the reasons why I'm considering a K-7; the 77mm f/1.8 with in-camera IS would be perfect for my needs. No Fuji sensor in the Pentax though
Jorgen Udvang
Subscriber Member
More from Poipet.
S5 with 85mm f/1.8 @ f/2.5 and 1/60s
S5 with 85mm f/1.8 @ f/2.5 and 1/60s
MHC
New member
Jorgen Udvang
Subscriber Member
Steen,
Your latest street portraits are excellent, this one too. But where is this? Babylon?
Your latest street portraits are excellent, this one too. But where is this? Babylon?
clay stewart
New member
Nice capture of the pig hauler, Jorgen.
Steen, thats a great street portrait, of the young woman
MHC, that shot looks like it could be and advertisement for some British luggage company.
Steen, thats a great street portrait, of the young woman
MHC, that shot looks like it could be and advertisement for some British luggage company.
Lloyd
Active member
Nicely done. Love the prior shot as well.Thanks a lot, Clay and Jorgen.
And Jorgen, not exactly 'Babylon'
We were in Turkey to visit some friends. Here's one more from the market.
