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morocco snaps

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Clayton Lofgren

New member
A couple of the machines I work with in Morocco, and the crowd they attract.
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Some of the spectators.
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Asher Kelman

Asher Kelman

OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
Clayton,

You know I love your pictures of kids. Tell me, what lenses are you using and how far away are you. Are these straight out the camera? Are you in Venezuela now or still in north Africa?

Asher
 
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Clayton Lofgren

New member
These are with the G9, straight from the camera- am without PS until I get home (San Fernando,Ven.) sometime late next month. I am usually pretty close, within 100mm range. Kids here are mostly enthusiastic models.
 
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Kathy Rappaport

pro member
Different experience in Morocco

Clayton,

Your view of Morocco is so different than my two days in Casablanca and Tarodaunt/Agadir in November. We had many of the locals cover their faces from our lenses.

The G9 is a wonderful camera. Thank you for sharing your images with us.
 
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Clayton Lofgren

New member
I have more trouble chasing people away. In this shot I would of prefered the bearded man by himself, but his friend insisted on getting in.

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