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I must have mediocre taste, because I love this shot.I've thought I could post an image which is worse than gas stations and high-key pictures, so that I can divert the critics to me.
Here it is: a point-and-shoot image.
Hasselblad 503CW - CFV-50c - 3.5/60 CF or 4.0/40 IF (don't remember anymore)
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Let's retire to our mediocre spots and leave this thread to the eagles.
@mristuccia the simplicity in this really makes it a powerful image.I've thought I could post an image which is worse than gas stations and high-key pictures, so that I can divert the critics to me.
Here it is: a point-and-shoot image.
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I don't think it is worse than the examples you cite. In fact, I find it interesting, maybe more so than some. When you call it "point and shoot" are you referring to the technique of not being spontaneous? I generally think of point and shoot as a type of camera that does not require focus or exposure adjustments.I've thought I could post an image which is worse than gas stations and high-key pictures, so that I can divert the critics to me.
Here it is: a point-and-shoot image.
Hasselblad 503CW - CFV-50c - 3.5/60 CF or 4.0/40 IF (don't remember anymore)
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point-and-shoot in this case stands for "handheld spontaneous photography while strolling along the streets".
"Images a la fuite"
If you want to make a reference to HCB, that would be "Images à la sauvette"
Old man memory.If you want to make a reference to HCB, that would be "Images à la sauvette"
You're still much younger than HCB
Younger than dead is good.You're still much younger than HCB
