Only Street

[stamper]

This thread has re kindled my interest in street photography which I had abandoned for a while. Could be a very interesting forum if it remains civil?

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

This thread has re kindled my interest in street photography which I had abandoned for a while. Could be a very interesting forum if it remains civil?

If you ignore the endless discussions about definitions and terminology, I think "Street" (or whatever) is going to provide a goldmine here.

It's good to have you back, Stamper.

[KLaban]

If you ignore the endless discussions about definitions and terminology, I think "Street" (or whatever) is going to provide a goldmine here.

It's good to have you back, Stamper.

Certainly looks that way!

[Rob C]

If you ignore the endless discussions about definitions and terminology, I think "Street" (or whatever) is going to provide a goldmine here.

It's good to have you back, Stamper.

"Street or Whatever" seems a pretty good, all-encompassing new name that will please all and delight none!

:-)

[Jeremy Roussak]

This thread has re kindled my interest in street photography which I had abandoned for a while. Could be a very interesting forum if it remains civil?

I'm pleased to see you back. I shall do my best to keep the civility levels high.

Jeremy

[stamper]

Thanks

[KLaban]

Hell, this place is buzzing. If it carries on this place will need to be renamed The Luminous Street.

;-)

[stamper]

Hell, this place is buzzing. If it carries on this place will need to be renamed The Luminous Street.

;-)

[32BT]

"Street or Whatever" seems a pretty good, all-encompassing new name that will please all and delight none!

:-)

+1

Or call it the Human Interest section. Some are just more interested/interesting than others...

[KLaban]

"Street or Whatever" seems a pretty good, all-encompassing new name that will please all and delight none!

:-)

Yup, I like the casual inference.

[Telecaster]

"Street or Whatever" works for me too. I love urban photography, with and without people, out- and in-doors.

-Dave-

[KLaban]

"Street or Whatever" works for me too. I love urban photography, with and without people, out- and in-doors.

-Dave-

I'm tempted to rename the Without Prejudice: Street thread to Without Prejudice: Street or Whatever.

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[Rob C]

I'm tempted to rename the Without Prejudice: Street thread to Without Prejudice: Street or Whatever.

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Y knot?

Rob

[KLaban]

Y knot?

Rob

Done.

[fredjeang2]

Yup, I like the casual inference.

I'm trying to figure out how british language managed to group together the concept of casual with inference, as in french it's not working.
If I understand a possible meaning it would besomething like: informal deduction?
Is it correct or does it have another meaning?

[KLaban]

I'm trying to figure out how british language managed to group together the concept of casual with inference, as in french it's not working.
If I understand a possible meaning it would besomething like: informal deduction?
Is it correct or does it have another meaning?

...my casual understanding that was based on suggestion rather than a statement.

;-)

[fredjeang2]

...my casual understanding that was based on suggestion rather than a statement.

;-)

Thanks Keith.
Cheers.

[Rob C]

I'm trying to figure out how british language managed to group together the concept of casual with inference, as in french it's not working.
If I understand a possible meaning it would besomething like: informal deduction?
Is it correct or does it have another meaning?

It's a version of the double negative that English speakers find confusing at first, but have probably grown used to because of the programmes on tv. Probably.

"Ain't never not doin' that no mo'"  ?