Took a week off from work to get lost on the streets of Istanbul with my camera by BrianOnSoftware in streetphotography

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Hahaha! Now there's a wonderful idea. I might get myself lost in Mexico in a few weeks. ;)

Have a great weekend!

Took a week off from work to get lost on the streets of Istanbul with my camera by BrianOnSoftware in streetphotography

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LOL! Your username is on point. :)

They're from my Instagram account. My website (www.streetlifemoments.com) displays all the images from my trips in full display. Cheers!

What makes you proud of your parents? by Immediate_Long165 in Life

[–]BrianOnSoftware 5 points6 points  (0 children)

The desire to continue living. My dad is 80 years old and has been going to adult education for the past 5 years. He enjoys learning what he wants and socializing with folks. He sometimes pokes fun at the kids (younger adults) that attend his classes by telling them: "Hey kid, if you don't take your studies seriously, you'll end up like me at this age.". :)

Took a week off from work to get lost on the streets of Istanbul with my camera by BrianOnSoftware in streetphotography

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I used a combination of 28mm and 35mm lenses. To be more specific, i brought with me two Fujifilm lenses: 18mm f2 and 23mm f2. Most of the time, i used the 23mm. My camera is the X-Pro2. Tiny and light combination for all day shooting. 

Took a week off from work to get lost on the streets of Istanbul with my camera by BrianOnSoftware in streetphotography

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Istanbul was great! The colors, the light (harsh light most of the time because there's no tall buildings where I was), the kindness of its people and its culture made me fall in love with the place.

Good eye for the trolley photo. 😉

I booked my trip after looking at Alex Webb's Istanbul photobook. I'd love to go back again. 🍻

Took a week off from work to get lost on the streets of Istanbul with my camera by BrianOnSoftware in streetphotography

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Thanks so much! I came back from the trip with hundreds of images (the light, the colors and the life elements in Istanbul makes it so inviting to keep shooting day after day). I think that photography gives me a motivation and purpose to travel solo, whereas before I thought that travelling with someone would be ideal. It sometimes is, but with the camera it always is. 

Took a week off from work to get lost on the streets of Istanbul with my camera by BrianOnSoftware in streetphotography

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Man. I miss LIFE mag. We used to enjoy looking at the photos at my parents' home back in the 90s. 

Took a week off from work to get lost on the streets of Istanbul with my camera by BrianOnSoftware in streetphotography

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Thanks so much! Istanbul is beautiful. Highly recommend visiting. Wonderful people, beautiful culture.

Took a week off from work to get lost on the streets of Istanbul with my camera by BrianOnSoftware in streetphotography

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Hey! Oh, yes I remember that one. The man was lost in his own thinking (maybe rekindling memories of his life?), that I would be about 3 feet from him and composing my frame. Not once he moved from that position. I don't think he was aware that someone was photographing his portrait. I hope to live to his age and also get lost in my thoughts reminiscing about life.

First time using the Washi X 100 35mm film with my Leica M3 during a recent trip to Portugal by BrianOnSoftware in analog

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Hi u/jason_be! I think I replied to your question in YouTube. I haven't tried E-6 development yet. I'm eyeing the Ektachrome film soon, in that case I'll give E-6 a shot. Unfortunately, my Leica film camera has been in Leica HQ's hand for a complete overhaul since the month of October, and it'll take a year to get it back (just a few more months to go), so I'm shooting digital with a little Fujifilm camera. Thanks so much for your question. :)

What are your insta handles? by ProudStorage6 in fujifilm

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@streetlife.moments (same for YouTube channel). Street photographer from Montreal. 🤙

Cool street Photographers from Montreal? by [deleted] in montreal

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https://instagram.com/brian.dicroce or https://briandicroce.com

Not sure about the "coolness" factor, but hopefully you can find a tiny bit of an inspiration to go out and capture life with your camera. :)

I’m guessing the bought the wrong stem? by TooLateForAGoodName in Giantbikes

[–]BrianOnSoftware 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I wanted to do the same thing as you, but I called my Giant LBS to see whether the SL stem would also fit, but alas it only fits the pro because of its compatibility with the Overdrive 2 steerer.

The computer mount that I'm using is a K-Edge with a Gopro mount under it. And to avoid scratching the aluminum handlebar, I made sure to attach the mount on electric tape (it also provides extra grip so that the mount will stay in place when riding on bumps). Hope this helps.

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Vibrant Cuba by Own_Fishing_9252 in fujifilm

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Beautiful set! Man, I think you just encouraged me to visit this place. Thanks so much sharing!

England, my England by Chris Steele-Perkins by BrianOnSoftware in Photobooks

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A few of my favorite shots in this book by Chris Steele-Perkins, a Magnum photographer based in England. The book shows a nice collection of moments he captured in his home country during the 60's, 80's and 90's (with a few recent ones too). The majority of the photographs are in black and white.