Considering I was in Downtown and it was already late in the afternoon, I actually found it quite weird this gentleman as counting money on the streets. Downtown is not that dangerous but towards the end of the afternoon all business close and tons of “funny characters” start to appear. Personally, when the lights go down, I immediately leave as I know better than to be in the wrong place at the wrong time.
Cash Man
Another classic Ricoh GRD III shot, let me guide you through this capture. I had spotted him and he’s shirt had caught my attention initially. Then to my suprise, he starts counting the money, having the GRD at my side more or less at arms lenght on my right. Click, as I walked right my him, literally 2 ft at the most, I pressed the shutter, this time it was not full snap but I had my finger half pressed in multi-focus and voila.
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Well done – look forward to more
[http://www.flickr.com/photos/jbrown1993] to kind indeed, far from it, just a regular guy with a camera, thanks again.
Well done, Jorge. I also use the walk-by shot, but you’re the maestro here. You’ve created a first-class image under difficult circumstances.
thanks everyone I really appreciate it.
thanks 🙂
Thanks folks for all the love folks.
Love the detail and DOF ! The comp is fantastic as is the capture !
Great street capture – it’s crystall clear – exposure is spot on and it really tells a story.
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Great depth and clarity! These are just 1-Dollar notes as I can see. Not much to loose for him… 🙂
Superb shot, great timing. I really like the elaboration on you’re working method. Thank you for sharing.
Brilliant street capture!
Jorge, this is another great shot in your series. You have a fantastic gift for catching the moment! Well done my friend.
great shot
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