Traditional Street Photography

[sunshine51 14,617]

@phuketrichard...

I did a quick contrast adjust just to enhance the blacks and not

a complete levels/exposure/contrast adjust to correct a pic.

As I stated it was a 10 second or less job in ACSsee & not

in Photoshop...where it would have taken me around 15 minutes

or longer. I did it just to show DAL a few pointers & am glad others

have chimed in with tips also.

[sunshine51 14,617]

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Cheating here...Kandal Province, Kampuchea 1989.

The Vietnamese troops just left Phnom Penh a few

days earlier and the Khmer Rouge were still active

in the province. I went for a stroll along old HWY 151

(the dirt road you see in the pix) for about 20 kilometers;

here's 3 of perhaps 200+ exposures on that day.

Before the KR days the road was known

as a semi improved road (highway) and

paved with stones & bitumen good enough

for heavy vehicles to travel. It ran up to Kg

Chhanang...and further northwards into

Laos. But that was a very long time ago.

[MJP 7,066]

Cheating here...Kandal Province, Kampuchea 1989.

The Vietnamese troops just left Phnom Penh a few

days earlier and the Khmer Rouge were still active

in the province. I went for a stroll along old HWY 151

(the dirt road you see in the pix) for about 20 kilometers;

here's 3 of perhaps 200+ exposures on that day.

K-15_2a.jpg

K-88a.jpg

K-89a.jpg

Before the KR days the road was known

as a semi improved road (highway) and

paved with stones & bitumen good enough

for heavy vehicles to travel. It ran up to Kg

Chhanang...and further northwards into

Laos. But that was a very long time ago.

Sunshine,

Any chance you could do a thread on the same lines?

Thanks

[sunshine51 14,617]

Cheating here...Kandal Province, Kampuchea 1989.

The Vietnamese troops just left Phnom Penh a few

days earlier and the Khmer Rouge were still active

in the province. I went for a stroll along old HWY 151

(the dirt road you see in the pix) for about 20 kilometers;

here's 3 of perhaps 200+ exposures on that day.

K-15_2a.jpg

K-88a.jpg

K-89a.jpg

Before the KR days the road was known

as a semi improved road (highway) and

paved with stones & bitumen good enough

for heavy vehicles to travel. It ran up to Kg

Chhanang...and further northwards into

Laos. But that was a very long time ago.

Sunshine,

Any chance you could do a thread on the same lines?

Thanks

Come Monday (not the Jimmy Buffet song) I'll see if it can be

accomplished...considering a thread like this really has

nothing to do with LOS but it does have a lot to do with

Southeast Asia and since LOS is a part of SEA....???

Watch this space...but not too closely as it's bad for

the eyes.

[phuketrichard 4,062]

Not photographs but a very good piece on on eof my favorite "(street) photographers" Gary Winogrand

http://erickimphotography.com/blog/2012/08/20/10-things-garry-winogrand-can-teach-you-about-street-photography/

[sunshine51 14,617]

Cheating here again...apols where necessary...

These were taken between 1990 -1991 in

Phnom Penh...

Ambient temp noodles

Kids in the rain

Shave & a haircut

Generic street shot

[samuijimmy 28,157]

The monks making the morning rounds... Pai

[samuijimmy 28,157]

This guy is on a long walk.... guess he want to wear down his walking stick! (Pai)

[samuijimmy 28,157]

Hats any one? Tongsala KP.

[shaggy1969 20,156]

This photo was originally taken in colour but due to poor settings by me it came out badly exposed.

I tried to salvage it by changing it to B/W because I like the expressions on the ladies faces.