Street Photography in Graz VII

I was feeling very monochrome.

Street Photography in Graz VI

I'll be back this weekend...

Street Photography in Graz V

So I did some more. I am going through a phase of searching for my style at the moment; I felt burned out and empty by doing photography recently. Keeping it fun is a constant process of re-thinking and re-adjusting, but the rewards are amazing.





(I liked both of them a lot, so I'm sharing both.)

Walks and cows.

I was out for a walk yesterday. Found the calmest cow ever. Usually, they go ape shit when you point a camera at them. This one seemed curious.

Random pt. XVI / New Gear.

Some more of the first images out of the 5D. In Colour this time around.

Digging Photography.

That was a pretty horrible pun, yes.

Portraits and saying "Goodbye" to my trusty Olympus, pt.II

Some more of the images I shot that day. I already love my 5D (arrived yesterday), but I don't think I'll ever feel as... connected to it. Plus, I hate the colours coming out of it.

Portraits and saying "Goodbye" to my trusty Olympus

I got out and shot some portraits. We started the "session" (which is a way to professional word) a bit to late, so there wasn't any sunlight any more. I somewhat struggled with my editing, but I like how these came out.
also, I've recently bought a Canon 5D Mark I, so this was probably the last serious use the old Olympus will see. It's still a great camera, despite its many flaws.

Portraits. Back to dudes.

Shot some portraits of a long-time friend at the "Seewiesn" in Altaussee. Doing "manly" portraits is far harder than finding poses for girls, still, some came out quite good.

Borrowing things, taking test shots.

A few wekks ago, I borrowed a friend's Canon 10D for a while. Snapped some photos. I actually really liked the camera, although it's quite old and slow.

Portraits And Cheap Vignettes.

I promised you a few portraits yesterday. Here they are. I do feel like I'm getting better in people photography, but I still feel horribly uncomfortable doing it.









And what do we have here? Why, it's a photo of myself.