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Pike Place MusicianSeattle, WA
Fuji X70
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I feel like I could spend all day here...your art is amazing.
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That is the most amazing compliment. I'm eternally grateful.
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I think I may have to visit again...I've been known to do that. I hate to fave and run. But sometimes there so much! 
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Oh trust me I know exactly what you mean and to just visit as you did and leave your comments is more then most can expect here and there. 
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'On The Other Side' by Bats and Jess n.4
Hello and welcome to the fourth issue of "On the other side." With Bats and Jess
jesseboy000 and I "came up with the idea to create a gallery folder within Progressive-Street
that showcases some of our personal favorites that are street photos a little off-kilter from the usual.
As you can see in our header image we give a brief wording of what we look for in these images we choose to add.
Of the images we choose, we wanted to share our thoughts of why and how they stand out,
why they are a little unique to the more traditional s
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Thanks so much that makes my morning!
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A great job with the shutter speed, Jesse. It brings music to life.
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You're very welcome.
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Captures the energy and spirit of the moment very well by the looks Jess
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Thanks a lot Jonny! Again I appreciate your support!
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He really was! Oh no was is your account deactivated?
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Beautiful. When I imagine someone rocking out on a piano, these are the movements I see in my head
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Thanks for the awesome comment my friend! Makes my day to get a comment from you!
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Pike & Pine?
I love the movement you've captured here!
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Oh yes right on the spot.
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I hate it when that happens!Β I was trying capture dance motion recently, but I was shooting at 800 ASA in a fairly bright studio, so I had to stop down to f/22, even though I would have preferred more shallow DoF from a larger aperture.Β B&W film is fairly forgiving with overexposure, but I didn't want to push it. (hahaha!Β I just made a film joke! I'll have to remember that one! 
But it's like driving a stick-shift car: the ol' gas/clutch balancing act. . .
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Love the joke!
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Thanks!
But you're right, it's rare to have too much light, and B&W film is so forgiving with "overexposure," but not so much the other way around.Β How do you meter with your Leica?Β Do you use a hand-held?
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I have noticed that b/w film is alright with overexposing as compared to under. I've always wanted to try pulling film. Like trix at 320 for some portraits.
I shoot with a new Leica MP now, I saved up for it forever, it has a meter in the viewfinder like say the m6, otherwise completely mechanical, I bought it at an actual Leica store at the Bellevue mall.
Before When i was shooting with the m3 I carried a little pocket meter around or often approximated (half the time or more missingΒ which pissed me off 
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So pleasant street scene... beautifully taken.
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Thanks a lot wow your comment makes my morning
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