.jpg "Bastillle Day 2011 in New Orleans")
One of the great joys of modern digital photography is shooting in extremely low light without a tripod. Serious photographers invest in expensive high performance lenses to produce sharp full tone images that stand up to the demands of enlargement and reproduction, as our reputations may hinge on image quality no matter the conditions of shooting. This year I hauled out my Mark II and 35/1.4 to stalk the wild environs of another Bastille Day celebration on the Grand Route St. John…enjoy
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Will Drescher - Beautiful Pics Rick! I always loved working in low light situations, and yes it is so much easier to work under such conditions with modern technology! Is that John Sinclair in the top photo?
Robert Thompson - Wow, these are great. I really think you caught the spirit, and the light is magical. Thanks, I’m passing this link on to others. Robert Thompson
Mona McMahon - Thanks for getting a picture of my neighbor Ben. He’s hard to catch in any light. They’re all fabulous. Thanks again
rickolivier - ben the welder, cowboy hat?
Lisa mednick Powell - used to live on this street…i don’t remember a bastille day celebration…so it must have been good…