Pablito
coco frío
I only photograph people, but only on the even days.
Talking about street... since I already shared a sitting in transit capture here is a more pedestrian capture falling into the pedestrian category ...
A good example of where the people clearly add to the photo.
BobYIL
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Wonderful, striking photo.. First I thought that it's from a Rolleiflex Planar only to find out it's from a Hasselblad 150 Sonnar. Zeiss brilliance + Acros...
BobYIL
Well-known
Remarkable! Reminds "Brie" by HCB at the first sight. Cool!
mathomas
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A very relevant question for me personally. For decades my focus was natural and urban landscapes, as in my Web Site 2.
A couple years ago I had a radical internal change and started photographing people, first as an experiment, and then earnestly. I started Web Site 1 to assemble what I had done previously and to house my work going forward.
I don't think I'll ever go back to inanimate subjects. But contrast there's so much life in and so many dimensions to people.
John
A couple years ago I had a radical internal change and started photographing people, first as an experiment, and then earnestly. I started Web Site 1 to assemble what I had done previously and to house my work going forward.
I don't think I'll ever go back to inanimate subjects. But contrast there's so much life in and so many dimensions to people.
John
RichW
Established
I like to photograph people but I don't like posed shots or when the subject is aware of the camera, i like to capture a side of the person that they may not normally show, although i'm still trying to master this
Images without people don't seem to interest me so much generally, or at least I thought until recently, when I realised many of my fav images from the gallery do not feature any people at all!
Richard
Images without people don't seem to interest me so much generally, or at least I thought until recently, when I realised many of my fav images from the gallery do not feature any people at all!
Richard