Critique Welcomed No Rain In The Forecast

[Chris Dodkin]

X-Pro1 and 18mm Lens

Old Town San Diego

 

[Beth Carter]

there were tour buses full of chinese visitors in the tetons. all of them had umbrellas, but they weren't using them in the rain or snow oddly enough, only when the sun was shining. i guess theirs come with different instructions than the american versions.

i like how you shot them just as they were entering the shadow, great timing.

 

[Chris Dodkin]

there were tour buses full of chinese visitors in the tetons. all of them had umbrellas, but they weren't using them in the rain or snow oddly enough, only when the sun was shining. i guess theirs come with different instructions than the american versions.

i like how you shot them just as they were entering the shadow, great timing.

Thanks Beth - I was already composing the shot when I caught them out of the corner of my eye - so I just had to wait for that moment

I tried to squeeze of two shots - but the second one has them in full shadow and is a bust

 

[Pete Askew]

Love it Chris. Worth waiting.

 

[Brian Moore]

i guess theirs come with different instructions than the american versions.

lol. Nice one, Beth! They are parasols when deployed in sunny San Diego.

Nice shot, Chris. (Its nice to have a wee bit of peripheral vision, ain't it?)

 

[Chris Dodkin]

Love it Chris. Worth waiting.

Thanks Pete

 

[Chris Dodkin]

lol. Nice one, Beth! They are parasols when deployed in sunny San Diego.

Nice shot, Chris. (Its nice to have a wee bit of peripheral vision, ain't it?)

Thanks Brian - it is one of the advantages of using the rear LCD for comp rather than the viewfinder - you can see what's happening all around all the time - I really like it