Thanks Dave,
Like I stated to Paul - portraitures may be where I shine...
I know that I have already told the story about Dining; but for those
who do not know me...
My only time in France was a weekend while I was visiting my cousin in
London - I also got to spend some time with Cotty.... :-)
We were headed to the Louvre. I saw this couple trying to enjoy their
meal. She was having some difficulty trying to open her bottle. I
offered my bottle opener. They thanked me, I thanked them - and this
picture was captured without focusing with my LX before my offering.
Like has been said here before "who needs a viewfinder"?
This reminds me of one of the first shots I took in NYC with my Leica
screwmount camera - no focusing, shoot from the hip...
César
Panama City, Florida
On 10/23/10 7:34 AM, David J Brooks wrote:
Welcome back Cesar.
I like Heather and Dining, but enjoyed looking at the whole lot.
Dave
On Sat, Oct 23, 2010 at 1:51 AM, Cesar Matamoros II
<[email protected]> wrote:
I have, unfortunately, been away from photography for a while.
I always thought that my photography 'defined' who I was.
I had time to look back at some of my photography, and I was surprised to
see (with some humility) that the photos were very good. I always had
people tell me how good my photos were, but I always thought they were being
polite...
Maybe one should take a short respite and view their portfolio with unbiased
eyes...
I have viewed many PESOs and been impressed with the work. I always thought
that my 'work' would never 'rate'. Maybe I should not consider this and
just show my photeéos...
My latest upload is:
http://www.fotocommunity.com/pc/pc/mypics/583584/display/22755569
It has been a while since I have gone out with cameras in hand... I am
planning on taking my 6x7 out this weekend though. I may even consider
taking out my Leicas. I will be taking out my *istD to back up my photos.
César
Panama City, Florida
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