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She's really going for it

See, this is why you are better photographer than I! Very good framing and subject isolation here ;)
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you guys are jokes. lol

no macros of that? haha jk
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you guys are jokes. lol

no macros of that? haha jk


lol... that would be downright creepy :lol:
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... poor girl .. nasty photographers .. it does tell a story though .. of SKIDMARKS!!!
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sabesh wrote:
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She's really going for it

See, this is why you are better photographer than I! Very good framing and subject isolation here ;)


no way, you captured the exact right moment, I wish we'd stayed longer to see her sniff the finger later...

stuff can always be cropped :wink:

Anyway, I got what I wanted eventually as you guys left

<a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/potatoeye/4533170161/" title="High Park cherry blossoms by Scapevision, on Flickr"><img src="http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4002/4533170161_7900b72b70_o.jpg" width="1024" height="683" alt="High Park cherry blossoms"></a>
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LMAO. ROFL.

no shame. no shame. lol
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Thanks for coming out guys, had a great time. We should push Sabesh and Dimitri's pictures side by side in the critique section. Personally I think Dimitri's is better because she seems into it more in his picture, she's really getting in there.
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I didn't really get anything I was crazy about but here's a few

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PotatoEYE wrote:
Anyway, I got what I wanted eventually as you guys left.

Good shot! I'm kicking myself for not taking a picture of the tree carving :(

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I didn't really get anything I was crazy about but here's a few.

Good shots! I've yet to sorts through my Graffiti shots.


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Thanks for coming out guys, had a great time. We should push Sabesh and Dimitri's pictures side by side in the critique section. Personally I think Dimitri's is better because she seems into it more in his picture, she's really getting in there.

LOL! I totally agree that Dmitry has the better shot of the point of action :)
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I am thinking of going back tonight and trying this shot again, I didn't have my shutter release and it was underexposed plus people blur doesn't appeal to me much, damn stoners
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sabesh wrote:
I'm kicking myself for not taking a picture of the tree carving :(


Is this the one you are talking about?

<a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/88083401@N00/4535563288/" title="Old Man Within... by MustGoFaster, on Flickr"><img src="http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2699/4535563288_5cf69be24e.jpg" width="375" height="500" alt="Old Man Within..."></a>
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Is this the one you are talking about?

Yep! Nice shot!
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there was a guy who was making these throughout the park, he has done one very big one on the East road going down and there was also a fountain with one of his pieces
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Some from y'day. I have yet to process the Graffiti pictures. Click on pics for access to larger sizes and EXIF info:

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Taken at Dusk (high ISO, hand-held):

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Waiting to get back home @ High Park subway :)

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Nice shots everyone. Man are you guys fast!
Mine will be a few more days.

I left you people to go take a shot of the lone cherry tree and found a cute blond child flying a kite. When I came back I stuck to the cherry tree lane until sundown. Ran into Mike and his wife and child. Easy to get lost with all those people.
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sabesh wrote:
MustGoFaster wrote:

Is this the one you are talking about?

Yep! Nice shot!


Sabesh, I think that is another one, facing south. The one in Dimitri's image is facing northwest and is cracked. I looked for the newer one that I took a picture of last year, but didn't see it.
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Reimar wrote:
Sabesh, I think that is another one, facing south. The one in Dimitri's image is facing northwest and is cracked. I looked for the newer one that I took a picture of last year, but didn't see it.

Thanks! I'll look for the other one I'm in the area.


Some graffiti sampels. Set here:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/sabesh/sets/72157623892588382/show/

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Got and itch in public?? - Too bad I missed that one.

Great shooting with you guys. Thanks for organizing.
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The crowds in the Sakura forest were killer. I managed to keep most people out. I'll work up my graffiti stuff tomorrow here: http://www.pbase.com/reimar/high_park

Some Sakura images:
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And here are three graffiti images.

For the first one I really wanted to clean that windshield, but couldn't think how. So the rain spots add even more grittiness.
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I loved this Troll under the bridge look:
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Fire escape from the clown house:
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Nice shot PE, I was there Sun morning around 6am to get similar shot, but there were already 5 - 6 shutterbugs and as time went it got more crowded, so I gave up :)

Reimar I like your shots with the warmer tones on cherry blossoms. Do you have any close-ups?

Few of my shots
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Not Cheery Blossoms, but I liked the back light on this one
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Thanks Ramesh. I love your pink cherry blossom close-up.

Most of my shots were taken minutes before sundown, so the light was quite warm. No close-ups in the howling wind this time out. I did close-ups last year in the very early morning calm. I was going for the "forest of white" feeling you get there. Those shots are on my pbase gallery.
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Oh, and I got a bum shot too. I call this one Aerial Photographer.

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Ramesh I shot that at night :lol: I did another one of 5min exposure next night
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