Some poncy London stuff
Discussion
Some Laaahndan shots from the other weekend when I was drunkenly trying to get back home after a stag do. I even cut short the beers as I had to get to my mum's to dog sit by a certain time.
I've no idea how I don't get mugged staggering around waving an SLR about, especially a 1D, but there you go
All were with the 50mm 1.4 as it was this weekend I discovered the 24-105 was up the spout.
(800s etc on my Flickr - www.flickr.com/photos/flyingbadger/ )
(really like that one - she played up to the camera nicely, even down the length of the carriage)
I've no idea how I don't get mugged staggering around waving an SLR about, especially a 1D, but there you go
All were with the 50mm 1.4 as it was this weekend I discovered the 24-105 was up the spout. (800s etc on my Flickr - www.flickr.com/photos/flyingbadger/ )
(really like that one - she played up to the camera nicely, even down the length of the carriage
) Edited by graham@reading on Monday 18th September 01:44
Edited by graham@reading on Monday 18th September 09:24
Great shots Graham, No3 is really good. One word of warning though is about publicising photographs taken on the tube, unless you have the authority of the London tube authorities some places might not accept them, or if they do, they may contact tube, tube are VERY strict on their photographic policies, I have been hauled to one side on a couple of occaisions.
poah said:
you just have published them by putting them on the web
Ditto.
They do have VERY stringent rules on photography, the permit is £40 for 3 weeks and even then there are strict guidelines to adhere to.
Please dont take this in any way detrimental to the outcome of the photos, just a friendly bit of advice.
To be honest, I wouldnt worry about it now, post shooting, and if they are for portfolio and self website stuff then i doubt they would have a problem, if however they were shot to sell to magazines and/or stock sites, then you might stumble across some form of hassle.
I was obviously unlucky to have been seen, and have heard stories from other photographers backing up my experiences.
Anyway, enough of this, lets get the thread back on track(no pun intended), GREAT photos graham, as i said, No3 is my favorite and is even better as it is obviously a stranger you picked from the crowd, i also like the last one too.
I was obviously unlucky to have been seen, and have heard stories from other photographers backing up my experiences.
Anyway, enough of this, lets get the thread back on track(no pun intended), GREAT photos graham, as i said, No3 is my favorite and is even better as it is obviously a stranger you picked from the crowd, i also like the last one too.
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