New website: www.rainwear-streetshots.com

[nerzman]

Hey folks,

I've just released a new website: http://www.rainwear-streetshots.com

It's still in the creation phase but already shows six nice street shots of everyday women in rainwear.
From now on I'll update it on a weekly basis and add new pics - stay tuned

Nerzman

[Fender]

Wow,that is really cool. i will check often in the future.thanks for the link

[mason]

great to see a new site like yours up ... good stuff!!!

[latexloo]

Wonderful, these are the rainwear pics I love the most, rainwear being actually used in public by real people, nothing staged or set up, just rainwear in theur natural environment! Lovely. Well done and you have my full support.

[Rainwearboy]

Those people must be very good to make their pictures look all pixelated - probably some special ops training required to do that

[Taffmac]

I like your new website. It would be good to see some more see-through plastic macs like the yellow one.
Thanks,
Jeff.

[longraincoat1969]

Hello

Thanks, that the site I really like.
I post the link in to my "favorite" internetlinks.

Again thanks, and good luck.

[rainwear-experience]

Those people must be very good to make their pictures look all pixelated - probably some special ops training required to do that

Its a special 'oops Im wearing rainwear' filter developed by Nikon, once activated it automatically adds pixelation to the head / face

I activated it by mistake and spoiled a complete shoot

[merv]

do these people know they are being photographed and are they comfortable with it or is this some creepy old guy doing no favours to anyone?

[nerzman]

Hi guys,

Thanks for your feedback - good to hear that you like it

I'll update the website in the future - might find some further plastic macs in my collection.
Will see what I can do

Nerzman

P.S.: Not old & creepy - with 29 I'm in my best years I would say. Some of the girls knew (and agreed) I was making photos of them - mostly the real close-ups that I partly did from the front side. Others that I pictured in a larger context (e.g. in front of a public building or on a public plaza) didn't know it. But I guess that's part of what "rainwear streetshots" is all about.