"That's a crappy camera" by bclaytonphoto

Photography • People • posted on May 07, 2011

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I walked around downtown the other day..got a few decent shots..this one I shot while on my way home..I pulled over parked, and walked back to where these two were playing..The one guy looks up at me..I smiled, and said, "sorry, I'm not bothering you am I?" He just looked..I spoke again, and said, "this just looked like a great shot"...The one fellow responded, "That's a pretty crappy camera"..I nodded and said, well, it's all I can afford.(LMAO)..I had left the DSLR in the car and was armed with the palm sized point and shoot.(10 mp Fuji FinePix Z30).Ha ha ha ha...I got the shot and that's all that is all that matters...Workflow...Lightroom, Silver Effects pro..

Comments (10)

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kgb224

3:55AM | Sat, 07 May 2011

Well I can say this is a fabulous capture with the crappy point and shoot camera. Stunning capture and editing done by you my friend.

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wonderworld

4:40AM | Sat, 07 May 2011

Most excellent!!!!!

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Rainastorm

7:14AM | Sat, 07 May 2011

hahahah Oh wow at least he was honest and up front? Although not affording a good camera is better than not being able to afford a table to play chess on....shrugs

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marybelgium

7:24AM | Sat, 07 May 2011

excellent !

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jophoto

7:27AM | Sat, 07 May 2011

Great story. Great candid shot.

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njb2000

7:44AM | Sat, 07 May 2011

Nice work on the shot!

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auntietk

11:02AM | Sat, 07 May 2011

Love the story, and the shot is great! Amazing what you can do with a crappy camera, huh? This has a wonderful mid-century feel to it. Great stuff!

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Chipka

7:13PM | Mon, 09 May 2011

Great photo and a wonderful story as well. It adds a nice bit of gritty whimsy to this already great image. I love the grain and the sepia tone. The expression on the guy's face is priceless and the whole image looks timeless. Great stuff here.

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