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#1 Canon EOS 1D Mark II, 50/1.8 ISO1000 f/1.8 1/800s


#2 Canon EOS 1D Mark II, 50/1.8 ISO400 f/1.8 1/50s


#3 Canon EOS 1D Mark II, 50/1.8 ISO400 f/1.8 1/100s


#4 Canon EOS 1D Mark II, 50/1.8 ISO800 f/1.8 1/200s

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#5 Canon EOS 1D Mark II, 50/1.8 ISO800 f/1.8 1/160s

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#6 Canon EOS 1D Mark II, 50/1.8 ISO800 f/1.8 1/100s

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#7 Canon EOS 1D Mark II, 50/1.8 ISO800 f/1.8 1/200s

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#8 Canon EOS 1D Mark II, 50/1.8 ISO400 f/1.8 1/100s

Been meaning to shoot this roll of Ilford XP2 ISO400 all week in the K1000. Loaded it in this morning and with my great film skills - ended up tearing a few of the spool holes so the darn thing wouldn't wind on without a fight. Was in a hurry to get to an interview so just grabbed the 1D2 + 50/1.8 and went with that instead. Absolutely love the simplicity of just bringing a camera and lens without being burdened by a bag full of lenses or 81 different focal lengths in a zoom lens.

Theme for today was to capture people Candidly and try and express the atmosphere through colour - don't think I blended in too well though; was busted many a times by passers by, my subjects and people behind my subjects.

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I like it, as I'm getting into street stuff lately. Busted or not, it doesn't matter although if you are worried being busted then use a Leica.

I was doing a bit of this today, but didn't take as many as you, so nothing to show. I'm thinking of stalking more people tomorrow though...

Ronnie

An interesting group of images. #1 is almost perfect bar that OOF arm in the way, but image #8 is the one I like the best since the woman is in focus and the scales not so. Made stronger by the fact she's looking at the dial of the scales.

The last one is a real winner - not flattering to the poor lady though!

ronnie your very brave and skillful to have got these candids
you have a great reportage style

i like the 2nd one most2

I love this kind of stuff! Brilliant use of colour...and you have captured some great moments in time that will never be repeated...

Its daunting getting 'out there' with your camera I find..I'm slowly working my way up to it though...