Andreas, thanks! I would have always objected the theory that a different camera could boost creativity, but it seems that it did. That said I am already longing for my SLR (which I sent in for adjustment of the AF) – it’s the viewfinder that I miss. But the stealth/undercover mode of the LX3 is rewarding, nobody simply takes notice of someone holding a “toy” at arms length from his face.
Earl, I’d say I was lucky while being attentive and non-distracted – it’s this combination that works best. Walking with family or friends rarely works, and trying too hard doesn’t work as well.
You’ve had an extremely interesting run of images lately. Excellent.
Andreas, thanks! I would have always objected the theory that a different camera could boost creativity, but it seems that it did. That said I am already longing for my SLR (which I sent in for adjustment of the AF) – it’s the viewfinder that I miss. But the stealth/undercover mode of the LX3 is rewarding, nobody simply takes notice of someone holding a “toy” at arms length from his face.
Markus, a wonderful moment noticed and captured. I agree with Andreas, I’ve been greatly enjoying your latest images.
Earl, I’d say I was lucky while being attentive and non-distracted – it’s this combination that works best. Walking with family or friends rarely works, and trying too hard doesn’t work as well.
Very good! Great subject matched with an excellent title and your image processing is perfect. Humorous and I like it a lot.
Humor in other than the mother tongue can be dangerous, but here I was lucky. I am glad you enjoyed it, Colin!
Photographs and humor are a really, really difficult combination, but you have in nailed!
Thanks, Juha. Of course I was lucky – and more than happy that the start time of the LX3 is that fast.
Just a fantastic “street” scene. You’ve got a good eye.
Anne, thanks!. That was opportunity plus a lot of training for the fast reaction.