larsleion

Hi. Somewhat new to the game:)

Here are two from a walk I did this weekend. Both SOOC jpegs, shot on my X-E2 with the 23mm f/1.4.
 

 

more shots here, if interested: http://leion.no

lars
 
(edit: reposting the files, as the uploader butchered them previously. sorry if I messed up again and they're too big)

Hi. Somewhat new to the game:)

Here are two from a walk I did this weekend. Both SOOC jpegs, shot on my X-E2 with the 23mm f/1.4.
 

 

more shots here, if interested: http://leion.no

lars
 
(edit: reposting the files, as the uploader butchered them previously. sorry if I messed up again and they're too big)

Toronto Zoo:

leopard & tiger
 
 

 
catwalk by Peter Zimmer, auf Flickr

Hi. Somewhat new to the game:)

Here are two from a walk I did this weekend. Both SOOC jpegs, shot on my X-E2 with the 23mm f/1.4.
 

 

more shots here, if interested: http://leion.no

lars
 
(edit: reposting the files, as the uploader butchered them previously. sorry if I messed up again and they're too big)

Hi. Somewhat new to the game:)

Here are two from a walk I did this weekend. Both SOOC jpegs, shot on my X-E2 with the 23mm f/1.4.
 

 

more shots here, if interested: http://leion.no

lars
 
(edit: reposting the files, as the uploader butchered them previously. sorry if I messed up again and they're too big)

joie de vivre.
 
 

 
joie de vivre by Peter Zimmer, auf Flickr

Hi. Somewhat new to the game:)

Here are two from a walk I did this weekend. Both SOOC jpegs, shot on my X-E2 with the 23mm f/1.4.
 

 

more shots here, if interested: http://leion.no

lars
 
(edit: reposting the files, as the uploader butchered them previously. sorry if I messed up again and they're too big)

great shots everybody !
 
 

 
sit & wait by Peter Zimmer, auf Flickr

A shot at Dusseldorf Harbour yesterday.
 
 

  sunbathing. by Peter Zimmer, auf Flickr

We didn't have a topic for this, and I hope it fits alright in the Street Photography Section, but I wanted to post some images from the Dallas Shooting that I captured last night.
 
Still working on how exactly you curate your Instagram feed so, so far I've only posted 9 images from last night, I'll update my flickr feed later tonight when I get home, because with public transportation at a stand still I had to rely on a good natured friend to help pull me out of the perimeter the police had set up, and I didn't get home until 1, asleep around 4, and I'm about dead tired now.  I'm including one image that I think captured the chaos of the moment the shots rang out, and including a link to instagram feed.  I'll update my flickr later, like I said, but my initial cull is at 78 images and I feel the story can be told in far less than that so I need another cull for a full flickr album.
 
CC is welcome.  Hard to know exactly where to point your camera when gun shots are coming from both directions.
 

  All images where captured with either the X-Pro1 with the 35 ƒ1.4 or the XT1 with either the 14 ƒ2.8 or the 60 ƒ2.4; processed in LR, Pro Neg Hi, beef up the contrast a little, and in some cases pull back on the shadows/darks a tad.   Told ya'll I was tired...forgot the instagram link. https://www.instagram.com/crausmus/

Doesn't seem to be much interest, but I've whittled the night down to just 23 images.  I hope I told a full and complete story of the night as I saw it unfold.  I tried to.  When shots are ringing out from all around you, it's hard to know just where to point your camera; so out of all the images I captured, I felt that these 23 told the most complete story.  From the first moments I arrived at 6pm in Belo Garden, to the last image I took before leaving the perimeter to try and make my way home.
 
I'll include a couple, but not all 23 for the purposes of posting here.  This thread is for everyone to post into.
 
Here's the link to the flickr album... https://flic.kr/s/aHskzFo7Sn
 
A father and son, myself and another photographer take cover against a gated entry to a parking garage as gunshots are fired at officers nearby.

Black Lives Matter_March_ 07-16-064 by Clint Ausmus, on Flickr
 
I've posted this before, I'm posting again because the picture above is what I see when I look forward, after taking that image, I turn to my right, and this is what I see. These two images are captured as shots are being fired. The police have yet to triangulate the position of the shooter.

Black Lives Matter_March_ 07-16-065 by Clint Ausmus, on Flickr
 
An Officer directs myself, some civilians and another photographer deeper into the garage out of the line of fire of the shooter.

Black Lives Matter_March_ 07-16-067 by Clint Ausmus, on Flickr
 
The full album is available on my flickr feed. I'm still trying to process what happened that night, and am not sure I fully grasp just how close to the shooter I really was.
 
I welcome any and all feedback.

Have a great weekend everyone !
 
 

 
chill & relax by Peter Zimmer, auf Flickr

Oslo Silhouette - X-E2, XF23mm f/1.4

downstairs by Peter Zimmer, auf Flickr

Hi. Somewhat new to the game:)

Here are two from a walk I did this weekend. Both SOOC jpegs, shot on my X-E2 with the 23mm f/1.4.
 

 

more shots here, if interested: http://leion.no

lars
 
(edit: reposting the files, as the uploader butchered them previously. sorry if I messed up again and they're too big)

I'm loving almost all of these pictures you've been posting, Peter. Great shots! Inspiring  
 
larsleion

XT1+fujinon 35 f2

 
 
Enviado desde mi iPhone utilizando Tapatalk

Trainstation Liège-Guillemins
 
X-E1 / XF 18-55
 

 

XPro 28mm F2.8
 
 

Voyage, voyage. by Peter Zimmer, auf Flickr

just an illusion. by Peter Zimmer, auf Flickr

09:56 by Peter Zimmer, auf Flickr

Thank you for your comments. I fully appreciate your point of view and when you wrote "Dislike" you did press a virtual dislike button. The intention is not be disrespectful. The culture we live in, dreaming to be slender is a very positive thing and even to tell somebody that You will look great if you trim down a bit is considered very normal. So respecting your point of view, I will not change anything , the title or the picture as your norms don't work the same way in every country. Thanks for being honest with your opinion.

Unfortunately we don't have a Dislike button. This picture is just disrespectful and serves as a good example of how to discredit streetphotography. Just my 2ct.