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April 3 2016 by Lorey Barnum, on Flickr
This is a discussion on Untitled within the Architecture & Man Made (cities, buildings, roads, objects & abstracts) forums, part of the Show your photo (Color) - Landscape & Nature (flowers, mountains, storms etc.) category; April 3 2016 by Lorey Barnum , on Flickr...
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Nice slice of (possibly American) life composition.
I'd prefer to see the front of the person versus their backside (As usual).
This would also work well in BW or sepia.
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Thanks Marko. Yes, American, in the state of Missouri. I agree it would have been nice to see the front of the person but taking a shot through the windshield while riding in the car I was happy with what I got. I appreciate you taking a look and commenting.
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drive by photography! Well captured for sure.
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"drive by photography".. never heard that before. My post "Weed Eating" is another "drive by" shot. I recently married (this past November) and so my wife does the driving around town and I sit with camera in lap and ready to shoot as soon as something catches my eye. I just started this and I've got a few acceptable shots so far. When I drove all the time I'd often see things I wished I could have got a quick shot at so now I can make that happen, but that's not the only benefit I've found in being married
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