For once I'm well prepared for the CDP Theme Day! The shots here are from a few months ago and saved especially for today. I quite often find myself taking photos at the same events in the city as the photographer here, he looks so much more professional than I :) And then there were two.. although I never take photos with my phone, some people use only their phone to capture that impromptu shot, handy I guess!
Well over 6ft I'm sure there are many advantages to being tall, but if
your subject is tiny there's a lot of bending involved to get the right
perspective.. I don't have that problem :) Looking forward very much to seeing today's theme shots from City Daily Photo bloggers around the world. Happy 1st of September, take care and stay safe...
Delightful belly dancers, Grace!
ReplyDeleteGreat shots and interesting that you are getting the same results that the photographers are but with them included :-) Have a good day cheers Diane
ReplyDelete...oh, I enjoy doing this too!
ReplyDeleteI wonder if he knew that he was your subject this time, Grace!
ReplyDeleteGreat photos, PDP. Love those shots of other photographers!
ReplyDeleteFine street action photos. You caught the photographers doing his best.
ReplyDeleteGreat shots Grace, you done good!
ReplyDeleteA nice collection for the theme.
ReplyDeleteFun looking people in those photos, captured nicely.
ReplyDeleteI was thinking the same about the bending. It is not sustainable into your old age. These photos would be lacking a lot if they were in black and white.
ReplyDeleteFun shots! It's nice that you've gotten the photographers' subjects in the shot, too. That makes it even more interesting.
ReplyDeleteHi Grace! Slowly mending but it is a long haul. Doing well and walking without cane (haltingly!) but greatest issue is pain management. Your photos makes me feel bette!!
ReplyDeleteFun looking people in those photos, captured nicely.
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Looks like a fun event. I use my cell phone sometimes when I am in a restaurant or store or museum, and carrying a camera would be awkward. I almost always have my camera when I'm outdoors though.
ReplyDeleteWonderful shots and a fun time.
ReplyDeleteInteresting---photographer and subjects
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You know what Grace, I don't have that "tall" problem either. At 5 foot 2, the only problem I have is raising the camera hight enough. These are great shots of a photographer at work.
ReplyDeleteI love watching and hearing street bands like the one on your photos. So much enthusiasm :)
ReplyDeletei'm very fond of this kind of picture :-).
ReplyDeleteA musica em movimento.
ReplyDeleteUm abraço e bom fim-de-semana.
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Very well photographed by the photographer!
ReplyDeleteNice work Grace. Cell phones for pictures?!?!??! I cringe at the thought although I see many in use. At least a digital imager needs a view finder. The sun washes out the silly LCDs.
ReplyDeleteI will often have to hunch down when I'm out shooting. He sure looks like a pro with two cameras and a flash ready, nice snapping.
ReplyDeleteExcellent photos for the theme Grace! I tend to use my cell phone for pictures when I see something unexpected and know I won't be quick enough to get a good shot with my camera. Crouching down like that would never work for me though. My balance is so bad I would probably fall over!
ReplyDeleteNice captured.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to hear the music those fellows were playing!
ReplyDeleteYes, Grace, sometimes, or say at rare times, it comes in handy to be small.
ReplyDeleteA nice lively venue for you to do your CDP assignment for today!
ReplyDeleteGood on ya for planning ahead.
I thought "Photographing the Photographer" meant selfies!
ReplyDeleteWell done ! The problem with too many people with smart phones is that they want to be in front of the subject so they can get a selfie with it. Which of course blocks everyone else's view and photo. But don't get me started.
ReplyDeleteThey are all great photos Grace. You caught some great moments.
ReplyDeleteWell done, Grace. You never use your phone? Wow! A purist! I find that increasingly I am using my phone. Even though my big DSLR is usually within arm's reach, there are still many times when the big camera is inappropriate and I see something I want to photograph. The iPhone takes remarkably good photos for something so apparently simple.
ReplyDeleteThese are all super Grace.
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