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Originally Posted by dcstep
My approach to "Street" is a little different:
 Closing Shop by David Stephens, on Flickr
First, I think in terms of Street and Candid. I don't do a lot of it near where I live, because I'm out shooting Wildlife and Landscape every chance that I get; however, when I travel, I go out looking for subjects, more in line with monuments and icons, but I also keep an eye out for what people are doing. In the woods, shooting wildlife, when I notice people enjoying nature, I shoot that.
Here's an Album of what I consider to be Street/Candid:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/dcstep...57663857993296
This is not my "main thing" but several these types of images have made it onto my walls. Getty has even sold a couple from the sub-category that I call "People In Nature". I tend to take a lot of backsides so that I don't have to worry with model releases.
Dave |
I like it Dave. I feel like the beauty of having living things in photos, is that its a single moment that just can't be recreated. However we manage to capture that, its unique.