Fuji The Official, International, Multi Dimensional, X100 Street Thread.

[Ray Sachs]

Not sure if this first one is street or not, but I figured I'd err in that direction. Just processed it as an example of how the camera does at f2 and realized I sort of like it. The second one definitely is - another typical commuter rail shot, but I kind of like these guys attitude toward (or not) each other...

-Ray

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[BBW]

Beautiful sheen on that cymbal - I like it very much, as well, Ray. The commuters scene is, alas, a classic - really nice sheen, again, on that train - definitely like your post processing on both, Ray.

 

[BruPri]

To me, the well played drumhead tells the story. Nice work!

 

[christilou]

Love that second picture Ray, the processing is spot on too

 

[LisaO]

I like the disengagement of the two guys in front of the train and the floating heads in the train car.

 

[LisaO]

Here are a few street from NYC before I went to Italy

and a couple of "canal photography" since there are no "streets" in Venice

Sometime I see a photograph as B&W other times color makes it work, the examples above are definite to me as to which they belong. What are your thought on your images in B&W or Color?

 

[Country Parson]

In my view you have made excellent choices. I think like that as well.

 

[Armanius]

Love that second picture Ray, the processing is spot on too

Agreed! Silver Efex?

 

[BBW]

Yup, I like those that you chose for color and for black and white. Sometimes I do like the same picture in both, and then I just make two.

 

[Ray Sachs]

Agreed! Silver Efex?

If its monochrome, its definitely Silver Efex. And if its not quite totally monochrome, it still might be...

Here are a couple from this morning:

This one may not be street, there being no people or parts of people in it. But I don't know what else I'd call it...

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[BBW]

Really, really like Mr. Stripes and his shoes!

 

[Ray Sachs]

A few more from Philly yesterday. There's some overlap with a few I put up in the Image Quest, and some other ones.

-Ray

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[BBW]

The Amish or Menonite man holding onto his daughters is very moving, Ray.

 

[Ray Sachs]

Last night at a street fair with both the X100 and a GRD3. Nice companions, these two cameras...

https://www.photographerslounge.org/f21/x100-grd3-street-fair-2755/#post26778

-Ray

 

[Pelao]

The visual experience of X100 images is so enticing. I can see that the photographers are very comfortable using the camera at close quarters, and that it is doing what they want it to do. Then there are the qualities of the actual images: those tones, the clarity.

It looks like the X100 is the camera I had hoped it would be. I am very happy for those of you who have one.

 

[ugog]

my first street shot with x100

x100 street test by ugog, on Flickr

 

[BBW]

You've gotten very nice tonal range - this looks as though it was fun spot to be in, ugog. I'm dying to know if this black and white (and your others) are in camera jpegs - if so, they're very impressive!

 

[ugog]

BB - i shot in colour (jpeg) and I used silver efex pro (demo) to convert to black and white

 

[BBW]

I appreciate your responding on both thread, ugo.

 

[Photorx12]

This one is from a little french restaurant near Rice University.

1/30sec @ f/2.8 ISO 200