lensblr-network: Staff Pick - Ah yes, the classic, grumpy old English man who whacks you upside the head with his cane as soon as he hears that shutter (highly doubt that’s what happened, but a guy can dream eh?).Great composition, nothing around the edge of the frame pulling you away from the subject, tack sharp, beautifully fallen out background, and a Black and White conversion like you’d expect from a pro. After using the Rule of Thirds as the cherry on top, I present to you the perfect portrait. Great shot. —Michael ————Photo by Paul Bence  (paulbence.tumblr.com) Going Down #3
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Staff Pick -

Ah yes, the classic, grumpy old English man who whacks you upside the head with his cane as soon as he hears that shutter (highly doubt that’s what happened, but a guy can dream eh?).

Great composition, nothing around the edge of the frame pulling you away from the subject, tack sharp, beautifully fallen out background, and a Black and White conversion like you’d expect from a pro. After using the Rule of Thirds as the cherry on top, I present to you the perfect portrait. Great shot.
—Michael

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Photo by Paul Bence  (paulbence.tumblr.com)

Going Down #3

Source: paulbence

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London Public Transport Pt. 2

This was the most fun I had shooting in London. 

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Came back from London, with a broken M6 light meter. My Hasselblad shutter release got damaged on the way to England, and I spent 350 Pounds getting it fixed. Got it for a few hours before I left the country. 

London Public Transport Pt. 1. All were shot either with a Leica M6 w/Zeiss 35mm Biogon f/2.0 or Nikon FM2 w/ 50mm f/1.2.

Came back from London, with a broken M6 light meter. My Hasselblad shutter release got damaged on the way to England, and I spent 350 Pounds getting it fixed. Got it for a few hours before I left the country.