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From Brick Lane Meeting

Posted: Fri 25 Apr 2014, 13:10
by Nina
Just thought I'd upload a couple of pictures taken on Wednesday. It would be nice if other members add to them here. Thanks!

1. Seeing Double

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2. Model Husband ( Where's Wally? )

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Re: From Brick Lane Meeting

Posted: Fri 25 Apr 2014, 13:24
by davidc
Is that top one photoshopped, to include the same chap twice?

Re: Graffiti

Posted: Sun 27 Apr 2014, 19:49
by Mike Farley
As an experiment, I tried photographing some graffiti with a fisheye lens to see if it would give a 3-D effect.

For this first shot, I had to stand in front of a parked car and was no more than a couple of feet away from the painting.

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Re: Beigel Shop

Posted: Sun 27 Apr 2014, 19:58
by Mike Farley
I found this chap working in the 24 hour Beigel Shop at the end of Brick Lane.

Re: A Salubrious Place to Drink Coffee

Posted: Sun 27 Apr 2014, 20:05
by Mike Farley
The title probably says it all.

Re: Beigel Shop Exterior

Posted: Sun 27 Apr 2014, 21:09
by Mike Farley
Exterior view of the beigel shop featured in an earlier post.

Re: From Brick Lane Meeting

Posted: Sun 27 Apr 2014, 22:32
by Nina
davidc wrote:Is that top one photoshopped, to include the same chap twice?


Sorry for the late reply David. Yes, your guess is correct. :)

Re: Graffiti

Posted: Sun 27 Apr 2014, 22:34
by Nina
Mike Farley wrote:As an experiment, I tried photographing some graffiti with a fisheye lens to see if it would give a 3-D effect.

For this first shot, I had to stand in front of a parked car and was no more than a couple of feet away from the painting.



Good to see how a fisheye can be used to overcome obstacles. Works well here.

Re: Graffiti

Posted: Tue 29 Apr 2014, 13:14
by Mike Farley
Nina wrote:
Mike Farley wrote:As an experiment, I tried photographing some graffiti with a fisheye lens to see if it would give a 3-D effect.

For this first shot, I had to stand in front of a parked car and was no more than a couple of feet away from the painting.



Good to see how a fisheye can be used to overcome obstacles. Works well here.


Thanks, Nina. I am having to be careful with this lens at the moment as I am still experimenting with getting the best from it. It is one of those ocassions when if you have a hammer, everything looks like a nail. ;)

Re: From Brick Lane Meeting

Posted: Wed 30 Apr 2014, 23:39
by Canonballer
A few of my Brick Lane shots taken on the 23rd April. And a big "Thank you" to Nina for arranging this enjoyable evening practical event, which we really need to do more of I think!