Your Favorite Street Photo You Made

[maddoc]

Outstanding !

I thought this was a war demonstration when I first came across this scene in Munich. In fact it was a football celebration 🙂

 

[maddoc]

 

[atlcruiser]

wonderful thread

 

[Jack Conrad]

This is street, isn't it? 🙂

 

[PollitowuzHere]

 

[Gainsbourg]

Simon, rdu, everyone, this is great stuff

Difficult to choose just one, here are 3 I like very much :

 

[paulfish4570]

FED-2, I-61, Arista Premium 400, D76 1:1, Epson 4490

 

[SimonSawSunlight]

FED-2, I-61, Arista Premium 400, D76 1:1, Epson 4490

pacman !!!

 

[Freshjive]

From a recent trip to Paris. I turned a corner and saw this couple in glorious light. I just had to shoot a frame.

 

[Freshjive]

I was walking down a street in London when I heard someone shout "Hey!" I turned around and saw a cabbie chatting up with his fare. Probably cos he saw the heels she was in.

 

[maddoc]

Excellent !!

 

[bojanfurst]

Two of my favourites:

South End of Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada made in 2003

And this one is recent. I've been lately working in rural communities around Newfoundland and I am not sure if you'd call it street photography - maybe wharf photography 😉

I like the contrast between the girl jumping freely off the wharf an the little one with the rope around her waist.

 

[rockman525]

http://www.flickr.com/photos/m2exploration/5177231019/

 

[dof]

This one is from 1987 and is still my favorite.

 

[tomalophicon]

This one is from 1987 and is still my favorite.

That's brilliant.

 

[Jamie Pillers]

Impossible to pick THE favorite, but here are a few I like today:

 

[paapoopa]

a morning walk in the early morning in yosemite valley.

 

[aaron.tam]

One from Toronto...and two from Hong Kong.

 

[Eric L]

One of my favourites from this year. Another one from Hong Kong. The child's expression, his curiosity, his anachronistic haircut, just makes for a strong contrast with the three seniors in conversation.

Leica M3 with 50/2 Summicron DR / Agfa APX 100



Couldn't help but notice the pose of this modern day dandy in Vancouver.

Leica IIIf with 50/1.5 Canon / Tri-X / D-76



Shot this and just hoped the large dynamic range wouldn't overwhelm the slide film. The shadow details are much more apparent in the slide. Scanning Kodachrome is just not my forte.

Leica M3 with 21/4 CV Color Skopar / Kodachrome 64

 

[Expatinprogress]

An ancient colonial photo lab in Mozambique.
Epson RD-1s, CV 15/4.5


Laboratorio fotográfico por Expat In Progress, en Flickr