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"You're Not Unique": Recent Street Work (15)


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<p><strong>"You're Not Unique": Recent Street Work</strong></p>

<p>Images from Wellington, New Zealand, in the last month or two.<br>

All shot with K-7 & Sigma 30mm</p>

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<em>1. In Wellington Train Station</em><br>

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<em>2. On Wairarapa-bound Train</em><br>

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<em>3. At the City to Sea Bridge</em><br>

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<em>4. In Dixon Street, i</em><br>

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<em>5. In Dixon Street, ii</em><br>

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<em>6. In Hunter Street</em><br>

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<em>7. In Cuba Street</em><br>

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<em>8. In Cuba Mall (day of Christchurch earthquake), i</em><br>

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<em>9. In Cuba Mall (day of Christchurch earthquake), ii</em><br>

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<em>10. In Courtney Place</em><br>

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<em>11. Near Civic Square</em><br>

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<em>12. In Boulcott Street</em><br>

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<em>13. On City Waterfront</em><br>

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<em>14. In Manners Mall</em><br>

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<em>15. In Civic Square<br /></em></p>

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<p>Nice work Camus.<br>

I particularly like that the person who wrote that used correct grammar. I see too many your instead of you're in graffiti! :)<br>

The people watching the earthquake news make some great shots. So much emotion.<br>

I love the City Waterfront one!</p>

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<p>I particularly like that the person who wrote that used correct grammar. I see too many your instead of you're in graffiti! :)</p>

 

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<p>Crap, I barely get it right (or is it write) in real world writing (or is it righting).</p>

<p>You're (or is it your) right about that. In New Zealand they clearly have a more advanced group of graffiti artist!</p>

<p>Gotta come back ot this thread when I get home, looks like some good images that don't get justice on a 3.5in screen!</p>

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<p>I particularly like that the person who wrote that used correct grammar. I see too many your instead of you're in graffiti! :)</p>

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<p>I noticed that too!</p>

 

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<p>You're (or is it your) right about that.</p>

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<p>It's easy. If you can say <em>you are</em> instead, then it's you're. </p>

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<p>Thanks for the thoughts on these. SOme I've chosen to show can be viewed larger at <a href="http://www.camuswyatt.com/latest">http://www.camuswyatt.com/latest</a></p>

<p>Have changed some of the titles, but I really need to spend more time on that. I lose interest in things like that pretty fast - anything after actually taking the photo really.</p>

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<p>Very nice Camus. If I had to pick one, I would say #2 is my favorite - but really they are all good. </p>

<p>They also remind me that I need to get back to using my K-7 and the little Limiteds. They've been sitting around for the last month and half while I've been using a 12-year old Nikon 300 f/4 on a new D7000. Of course, that Nikon lens (and several others) had been just sitting around since I switched from film to digital in mid-2007 with Pentax. I'm certainly keeping the Pentax gear, it's perfect for travel. Now I just need to take a trip someplace.</p>

<p>Thanks for posting those.</p>

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<p>Your incredible talent for composition and street shooting aside, these speak well for this range of focal length. An F or FA 28mm would crop to a similar frame. A combination of a small, unobstrusive lens on a small body (your K-7) with quick autofocus works very well for street and candid shooting. </p>
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