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@WillMelling They're both great sets, first two photos from the pro-life march in particular are brilliant
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I think pretty much everything in photography is a lucky shot in the end.
You narrow down the odds by actually being there, and having the skill to notice the moment and take the shot
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It's not something I do with every shot as it slow's the ageing e-p2 right down, but it's fun to do . Especially when you've got the RAW to back it up as well
Pin hole mode isn't too bad either
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Excellent, love it
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Experimented with Olympus' Moriyama mode (Grainy Film) in suitably post industrial Wolverhampton today, quite like the results. @WillMelling - Cheers it does look like it was just dust on the sensor after looking at the RAWs of these
Edit - Although having just printed one out at A4 I don't think it's an effect that holds out above internets/gramming size
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I've got an Olympus e-p2 and 17mm f2.8 that I use for photos cycling to/from work and during my lunch break. Looks as though the lens is borked however (see the darker circular mark on the telegraph pole photo). There is a mark on the lens, I take it nothing I can do to salvage it ? I'll probably need to learn how to clone in Photoshop in the meantime I guess
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It's so ingrained in me now that I automatically thought of the 'old' reason why someone might have a bad day after the rest day
Needs to be played during Henri Cartier-Bresson (The Musical) where he explains the decisive moment