The Difference in Two Generations...

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The Difference in Two Generations... sent on January 11, 2016 (23:00) by Timk2. 6 comments, 896 views.

at 70mm, 1/160 f/2.8, ISO 500, hand held.

My only mode of transport is either by bus, or train. Today, it is was bus (es). I often see potential shots of passengers but either don't have the right lens on the camera, it's far too dark, or I just don't dare! For once, I happened to have the constant f2.8 24-70mm Sigma EX on the DX D7000, which made an 105mm f2.8 equivalent. It was only during editing did I make the connection of the beautifully long haired young girl, who is busy texting/surfing the internet - and the old lady with spectacles and woolly hat - who is enjoying the view outside the bus.

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9 persons like it: AnnH, Federico_28, Filiberto, Las2, MatthewX, Maurizio Colombini, Quellolà, Stefano Di Chiazza, Stenogau

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Timk2

sent on January 11, 2016 (23:06)

My only mode of transport is either by bus, or train. Today, it is was bus (es).

I often see potential shots of passengers but either don't have the right lens on the camera, it's far too dark, or I just don't dare! For once, I happened to have the constant f2.8 24-70mm Sigma EX on the DX D7000, which made an 105mm f2.8 equivalent.

It was only during editing did I make the connection of the beautifully long haired young girl, who is busy texting/surfing the internet - and the old lady with spectacles and woolly hat - who is enjoying the view outside the bus.

AnnH	sent on January 12, 2016 (1:01) Yes - I like the contrast between the two generations - well seen! I miss too many portrait photo opportunities because I don't dare.....

Timk2

sent on January 12, 2016 (1:05)

There was no one else on the bus behind me, so no one was going to see, as long as the driver kept her eyes on the road!

Claudio Sciarra

sent on January 12, 2016 (1:11)

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Le tue parole ci guidano, per interpretare meglio questo bello scatto

Your words lead us to better interpret this beautiful shot

MatthewX

sent on January 12, 2016 (13:33)

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Bella street Timk!

Beautiful street TimK!

Stefano Di Chiazza

sent on October 28, 2016 (17:37) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

several generations and far in many points, two distant worlds ... Congratulations for this magnificent and significant pictures, Timk2!
Hi Stefano

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