Originally posted by kenafein It's a nice shot. I like the processing for the background (building, cars, street), but I don't quite like how the lady turned out, personally.
Originally posted by PhilippeG I spy Beaugrenelle! I like it a lot, even though I'm not that much into gritty looks. Like kenafein, I think the lady's face especially suffers a bit. The heavy shadows probably make her look older and sadder than she was
Thanks. Well, she wasn't especially young or happy either, but I understand your point
Originally posted by abieleck I like it, especially for a no-look hip fire shot. The composition turned out really well with the crosswalk hashes going into the corner of the frame and her being mid-step. The car behind her.....the motorcycle behind that.....the group of birds on the sidewalk....all the different architectural lines....there is a lot going on in this photo once you take your eyes away from the main subject.....but I wouldn't say it's cluttered at all.
I like the deep dark blacks in my B/W photos, but you are right on the line in terms of high contrast post-production in my opinion. Overall, it's an awesome overall image and great capture of the scene.
Been looking at the Ricoh GR.....like I need another camera
I have seen excellent photos from you and others on the net, and some favorable reviews. Looks like a great compact for street shooting and B/W photography
Thank you very much Aaron.
I've just got myself the GR two days ago but this pic was taken with its little brother the GRD4
For street photography I think the GR is indeed the ultimate camera. Small, inconspicuous, fast (snap focus) and great APS-C sensor.
That said, knowing you already have the X100 it may be a bit redundant to have both IMO.
But it's also true that the word 'redundant' doesn't exist in the G.A.S dictionary
I liked this post which compares the two pretty fairly :
The Ricoh GR: Very Brief First Thoughts, and the Fuji X100s. | STREET