Street Gurus

[jsrockit]

Ok, can we now keep the hate to a minimum and get back to the topic? Hating people and assuming that they are all the same because the way they dress or where they live is not what RFF is about.

 

[Sparrow]

... I get medium, and they still fit oddly

 

[finguanzo]

Yes, lets get back to hating people because they are crap photographers, and annoying bloggers..!!!!
🙂 kidding...

 

[cz23]

I like this guy:

http://www.thatslife.in/swapnil-jedhe

I like Eric Kim's enthusiasm. The pictures, so-so.

That is some terrific work. - John

 

[helen.HH]

I like Ms HH's pictures very much, she's a real street photographer. No set ups.

If thats about Me , Have I told You I love You ...😀
Lovely of You, Thank You !

 

[Ranchu]

Of course it is! Groovy shadows too!

🙂

 

[Kwesi]

just a quick note to bump this thread back to life.

To Mods and the powers that be, how do we get a "street photography" forum going?

 

[airfrogusmc]

Yes let's get it going....

 

[gb hill]

just a quick note to bump this thread back to life.

To Mods and the powers that be, how do we get a "street photography" forum going?

Ditto +one🙂

 

[noisycheese]

Social media killed street photography.

Street photography had its charm, now it has become a victim of online cliques, groups, gurus, workshops, meets and youtube videos.

Any activity that becomes too common loses its appeal.

That's odd - street photography seems to be alive and well from what I can tell.

Social media has indeed seen a geometric growth of poor quality (AKA crap) street photography. That is - IMHO - is a good thing for those who are able to produce street photography images that have visual impact.