Saturday, July 31, 2010
Friday, July 30, 2010
On the go
These two shots were taken on the move with the small Olympus 35mm camera. I like this way of shooting. It is based partially on the prediction of the visual situation AKA intuition and partially it is just luck.
Of course you are waisting a lot of film, but that's expected. Some of the pictures I've gotten this way are priceless for me.
Of course you are waisting a lot of film, but that's expected. Some of the pictures I've gotten this way are priceless for me.
Thursday, July 29, 2010
Street prophet, his wife and elephant seller
This man is appearing year after year under the Metrorail tracks by Government Center. He is preaching aloud with his wife seated in front of him. He is always wearing this neck support collar. His preaching is not the best I heard, he is telling Lord's word more to himself than to the others, but this time he had his better day. When I was taking this picture, the elephant seller (his hand is in the left side of the frame) asked me: "Aren't you from CIA or FBI?" Good place. Not too many spots like this is the whole Miami.
Wednesday, July 28, 2010
How I did it
Labels:
2010,
diet,
dieting,
Kim Protasov,
Kim Protassov,
nutrition,
Protasov,
Protassov,
Street photography
Tuesday, July 27, 2010
Monday, July 26, 2010
Composition with palm tree
[Order print]
This is the picture I shot recently in Downtown Miami at Flagler street. It is peopleless, pure cityscape and I like it this way.
Sunday, July 25, 2010
Morning in Little Haiti
[Order print]
From the car window while driving from the beach through blocks of Little Haiti. She was floating in a slow motion along the wall and our car was floating slowly in the traffic. I've gotten a split second for the click.
Saturday, July 24, 2010
Straight up
[Order print]
These taken at Biscayne Boulevard in Downtown Miami; the folks were protesting/marching every other day for many weeks. I used my beloved Bessa L rangefinder with short 25mm lens (hence huge depth of the field), Tri-X film pushed to E.I. 1600 in Diafine and dark red filter to enhance the contrast of the scene.
Friday, July 23, 2010
[Order print]
These 2 pictures are from North Miami Beach, Florida. I took them subsequently in 5 minutes and they somehow formed a duo, at least to me. Enjoy.
Thursday, July 22, 2010
The Vortex
[Order print]
Again, downtown Miami, SW 1st street. This is digital (finally; yes, I shoot digital, too); I also have the B/W square medium format film variant, it is different but stands on its own:
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
Mexican Gulf
[Order print]
Short vacation in 2006; this is evening light at Treasure Island in St. Petersburg, FL.
Tuesday, July 20, 2010
Theft of Europe
[Order print]
I found this statue at the Ringling's Estate in Sarasota, Florida, in the garden. Nice place to visit, they have very good collection of old paintings inside and funny statues outside.
Monday, July 19, 2010
...and an account in a Swiss bank
[Order print]
I shot this picture in Matheson Hammock Park located in South Miami. Black and white infrared film had been used to enhance the contrast of the scene.
Friday, July 16, 2010
Haulover Beach
[Order print]
I shot this pictures at the Haulover beach in Sunny Isles Beach, FL (part of Greater Miami).
Thursday, July 15, 2010
Chance Encounters
[Order print]
I shot this picture (as the most of my street photos) in downtown Miami. I passed by these two with my Olympus Stylus Epic loaded with high speed film. They did not notice me and my camera. I had been just a shadow to them, one of many.
Wednesday, July 14, 2010
Inner peace
[Order print]
With this post I am starting the publication of my street portfolio. You'll always get the link to the same but bigger picture on the storage site (pbase.com/amirko) by clicking on the image and the link where you can order prints (MiamiStreetPhoto), it is right under the picture.
I shot this picture (as the most of my street photos) in downtown Miami. I passed by these figures, then saw the image in my mind, turned around and came back -- they stayed.
Sunday, July 4, 2010
STAS minirail gallery system installed
I routinely print and frame pictures for my clients and for myself, and every time it is necessary to hand and see how it looks in the real home environment; hence a new hole in the poor wall.
Recently I decided to stop this insanity and bought >STAS miniral system<
Today I installed it. What a difference it made! No more drilling. Need to rearrange pictures? Can be done in a matter of seconds. It is easy to install, very convenient to use and affordable.
CONCLUSION: ** Highly recommended **
Labels:
Home improvement,
photo-craft,
STAS
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)