Registered: 07/24/00
Posts: 46248
Loc: East of St. Louis
I bet you can get away with way more intrusion into peoples' lives with a twin-lens reflex than you can with a DSLR. One says "arty" to people passing by and the other says "creeper terroriser"
_________________________
Still pissy after all these years...
Registered: 03/03/03
Posts: 28558
Loc: La La Land, CA
Super cool!
Nate
_________________________ natehasslerphoto.com Flickr Facebook "Nate047 > NateSTL" - TenTwelve "As long as I have a face, you'll always have a place to sit." - SlowBlackCar
Registered: 03/03/03
Posts: 28558
Loc: La La Land, CA
^LOL
Nate
_________________________ natehasslerphoto.com Flickr Facebook "Nate047 > NateSTL" - TenTwelve "As long as I have a face, you'll always have a place to sit." - SlowBlackCar
I also think we should give a lot of consideration to Ken Tanaka's comment about the lower angle of view you get from a twin-lens reflex. I noticed it right away, in all of these photos -- when you see somebody curled up on the ground, for example, instead of looking down at them, you're almost looking straight at them. It makes a big difference psychologically, and especially with the children's photos.
^^that's why i tend to throw down on the floor when i shoot
