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Sunday, August 06, 2006

The Guilty Secret

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Nikon D70 @ 20mm, 1/80 sec, f/5.6, ISO 200


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I have to be honest, I do like this one. I think the positive response to my "Urban Deriliction" thread on dpreview.com put me in the mood to take some more of these kind of shots. And having finally bought myself a proper camera bag, the Lowepro Mini Trekker AW, I knew I could outrun any dodgy characters found down these slightly shady alleys in Glasgae. But I welcomed this fellow who provided a much needed human element to the shot.

This is another example of a shot that looks cr@p when resized for the web so here's a link to a larger version.

Would welcome your thoughts on this one - does it work for you?

posted by John at 11:32 pm

6 Comments:

Blogger PhotoSam said...

Most definitely it works for me!!!....brlliant shot..tha ngle is cool and Ilove the action in which you've caught him.....and hopefully you're a good runner...8.5/10 from me for a reall really good shot!!!

8:01 am, August 07, 2006  
Blogger Azhar said...

More than "works" for me lol, write a book on photoshop, its overdue.
Love the shot.

11:32 am, August 07, 2006  
Blogger jcyrhs said...

i like it alot alot. Love the alley love the grafittis and the tonation which you've added. The guy is really really nececssary for this shot, especially with his head turned. It would have been perfect if he had been nearer the lens but what a shot it already is!

4:01 pm, August 07, 2006  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

hehe - I have that bag - its very useful :)

The only annoying thing is, when you attach a tripod you can't actually get into the bag to get anything out without releasing the catch at the top of it, thats holding the tripod. I find that highly irritating.

Oh and... GREAT shot ;)

12:13 pm, August 08, 2006  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

This almost trumps the no parking one, great great tones and composition. I'd say second best of the series.

8:02 pm, August 10, 2006  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

What made him look back?

4:32 pm, September 22, 2006  

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