PUTTING HIS FOOT DOWN

Comments and ratings appreciated as always...

Good composition, the people are interesting. Only that one of the most-crappy lens created the blurred and dull picture. Suggest you buy and carry tripod all the time or get rid of the crappy Tamron. I did throw away mine though.

Great caption (and capture!)

Thanks Gearoid... Are there others that agree with Nuttorn concerning the Tamron lenses?

great capture

There seems to be an interesting social and power dynamic here, more than just a simple economic and contractual exchange of services. Nice capture Linda.

Thanks David.

 

 

Amar...you got it! Although I was drawn to take the picture because of the design elements, The same thing occurred to me after viewing it.

Good image!! Good prospective!!!

an original shot Linda. Good work!

I can't comment on the 28-200 Tamron, but I own a 24-135 LD Tamron (series 2) and find the lens VERY sharp indeed. My only concern, if you feel that the lens is causing problems, is the use of a skylight filter (to protect the lens?)- I've lost more good shots to skylight filters than I can care to remember! No more sklight filters for me! Did you scan the image yourself, if so, what scanner did you use?

nice comp, well seen.

Excellent shot Linda !!

Norman, I did scan [from a print] and I intend to buy a scanner that can from negatives...but the original print is not as sharp as I would like either. I will try not using the skylight and see if that makes a difference...Thanks!

 

Thanks too everyone for stopping by and commenting.

Great! I like it.