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I shook my keyboard out at work.
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I published a book of my street photography in order to help pay for a new camera. If you like my photos, check it out, and maybe pick one up.
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Not having a camera does have a positive aspect. I’ve been going through horribly chaotic folders of photos and started organizing them. In light of this, a collection of shots taken at Toronto area Drum’n’Bass/Jungle parties from 1998 - 2001 is in the works.
The photo above is of Mystical Influence pon the decks at Get Down 98.
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I published a book of my street photography in order to help pay for a new camera. If you like my photos, check it out, and maybe pick one up.
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ANIMALS: a collection of photos captured on my many walks and explorations. Whether you like them or not, animals are a sizable constituency in almost every city. Included are pictures of dogs, cats, rabbits, birds, and an elephant. A number of these photos were included in my book; High Street Low Street.
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Got my book, and it’s amazing. It makes me miss Seoul more than I thought possible, the streets surrounded with such life. Thanks for bringing me back Davy.
FRESH OFF THE BOAT IN VANCOUVER! I hope more North American orders arrive soon! Glad you like the book, Shugs! Be cool, and thanks for the posting.
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I published a book of my street photography in order to help pay for a new camera. If you like my photos, check it out, and maybe pick one up.
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I published a book of my street photography in order to help pay for a new camera. If you like my photos, check it out, and maybe pick one up.
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A man smoking in a subway station. This kind of thing isn’t scandal worthy, but if he were a she, the Koreawebs would go ape shit.
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I published a book of my street photography in order to help pay for a new camera. If you like my photos, check it out, and maybe pick one up.
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I published a book of my street photography in order to help pay for a new camera. If you like my photos, check it out, and maybe pick one up.
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I published a book of my street photography in order to help pay for a new camera. If you like my photos, check it out, and maybe pick one up.
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I published a book of my street photography in order to help pay for a new camera. If you like my photos, check it out, and maybe pick one up.
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I get a lot of asks regarding what kind of camera I use, and what kind of camera I’m going to buy when I have sold all of my books.
Though I technically started shooting with a Pentax Program Plus, my first real camera-love was the Nikon F4. What an amazing camera that was. I shot with it for almost ten years. Even today, I have two broken bodies sitting in a box because I can’t get what I think they deserve for them. When the F4’s started acting up, I decided to take the digital plunge and picked up a used Nikon D1x on ebay for a few hundred bucks. The D1x was the camera that really got me into street photography. Sadly, I’ve since lost almost every shot I took with it due to a robbery and back then I didn’t shoot RAW; so the jpegs that survived are tiny.
When the D1x started being a bitch, I took the lens off it and picked up a used Nikon D2H. Damn the shutter was fast, but like the D1X, the resolution wasn’t the best, and I was seeing a lot of wicked stuff coming out from people with slightly better camera’s so I wheeled and dealed a bit to get a Nikon D2X. It was a huge improvement. The D2X served me straight and true for a long time. I shot over 100,000 photos on it, and most of my book was made possible by it’s handling in the cold, the heat, the humidity, and the rain. It followed me to work, home, protests, cosplay, and into neighborhoods I can’t even begin to list. It did a fine job, and I miss having it in my hand.
For the future, I hope to be able to get a Nikon D3S. With the D800 and D4 coming out, I hope a good number of used bodies come out and their price isn’t as crazy as they are now. If prices of the D3S don’t drop significantly, I will probably pick up another D2X.
I know all about the D700 and D800. They ARE fine camera’s, but I just can’t get used to their smaller physical size. I have been told that I am irrational for saying so, but for me, they just don’t feel natural.
I thought long and hard about moving to Canon, but every time I’ve picked one up it felt so alien I couldn’t even begin to think about jumping ship on Nikon. They’re both great camera companies, I’ve just been with Nikon for too long to switch.
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I published a book of my street photography in order to help pay for a new camera. If you like my photos, check it out, and maybe pick one up.
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