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Thanks.
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In ye old Melbourne tonight...well Wednesday night :)A few which I've processed (yes I know the colours are out, but I'm experimenting with colour balances to see what works and what doesn't).
![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() As usual, C&C is appreciated. Thanks. Hassy, Leica, Nikon, iPhone
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1st two are ordinary, then it gets interesting, gritty, rushed, love the feel
the last one is great, we should get togehter for an urban visual jamming session
I really like your evident experimentation in these shots, for me #3 holds the strongest appeal and reminds me very much of what I'd class as a "leigh style shot".
#7 Also hows a great mood, and captures the urban night life well. #4 and #5 for me these are weaker in the context of the whole series, and I'd of prefered the panning to be dialed back a little as (IMO) its a little over done in these shots Overall I really like the different perspective/approach you've taken in the series. Well done.
Thanks for the comments Wendell and Craig.
Wendell would love to have the opportunity to get together and have a visual jam session next time you're in Melb or when I'm in Sydney - the former is more likely to happen ![]() Craig, I tend to overdo the motion panning a bit - too used to things moving faster and close up (ie. bikes) than cars. The funny thing about the last one is I wasn't looking. I just held the camera at waist height, steadied and clicked.... ![]() Hassy, Leica, Nikon, iPhone
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