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Young/Old Man/Woman


AlbertoDeRoma

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Here are 4 pics from my first street outing with my new (to me) M8u and 28mm 'cron. All photos were taken the same day in San Francisco.

 

I like juxtapositions, and in this series I tried to capture and contrast, youth and age. Not just the physical changes, but also changes in attitude, spirit, energy, ...

 

I know that each photo is in a slightly different style (I am still learning and experimenting) but I had so much fun that I can't wait for next week-end.

 

Thank you for looking. Comments and criticism are always welcomed.

 

Alberto

 

Young Man / Old Man

 

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Young Woman / Old Woman

 

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Nice work Alberto.

 

I find the 2nd one the strongest and my favourite.

 

Thanks Ivan. Somehow, I knew you'd like the second one the most. I do too.

 

I must confess that I was thinking about you (well, about your photos and your style to be precise) while I was shooting and post-processing. Not that I want to, or could if I would, copy you or your style, but you are definitely a major inspiration.

 

Thank you for your continuous encouragement of beginners like me and for your regular contributions to this forum.

 

Alberto (slowly but surely becoming addicted to street photography)

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Instead of picking a particular favorite, I'd say this is the beginning of a fine series of street photography. Wonderful results for a very first outing. Keep it up & stick with the theme? Over time, some will move to the bottom of the stack & others will be 'keepers' for a show or book.

 

Kirk

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grt first outing for sure.

i like the idea, the content.

the shots are coming up too dark and maybe over processed.

but that could be my personal preference.

 

i suggest if can do it that perhaps you (in photoshop) change the canvas size to accomadate the 2 photos and present as a diptich.

if presented that way i think it will hold together better.

happy shooting youre off to a great start.

best,melissa

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#2 is marvelous!

 

Thank you. And to think that I almost deleted it because the face of the man was partially obstructed by a shelf ... goes to show you that it's not about perfection. I also had no ideas that the old man had that great expression when I took the shot. That's what I love about street photography - the element of chance - as well as some risk.

 

Thanks again for all your kind comments. They really help and motivate.

 

Alberto

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