Street Artist
Nikon D100, Nikkor 50mm f1.8DFor about three months, my D100 sat idle as I concentrated on getting to know the Lumix G1. Yesterday, I took the D100 out with us on our usual City walk/photo excursion. The North Beach Fair was on, and there was a section of a street that was roped off for the street artists to do their work.
I like to work with prime lenses, and yesterday I chose to use the Nikkor 50mm f1.8D exclusively.
Maybe it's because I've had the D100 for so long, but even though it had been three months since I last used it, the camera was instantly familiar, like meeting an old friend :).
A lot of people on the camera forums have written off the D100 as hopelessly obsolete, but at least for me, that is simply not true. :)
--Warren
Labels: D100, North Beach, Street Fair
posted by Warren T. at 10:18 PM
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2 Comments:
Reminds me of my posting several months ago where one of the beach cities in florida was having a contest for street painting. Looks very similar.
You have included the artist in the composition where I shot around the person. I like the addition of the human part of the picture.
**Dolph
Warren, you know a version of this was also in the Chron. this past Monday. Check it out. You should get royalties.
Dan
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