09 Feb, 2011 | Posted by: psnotes




A SPECIAL ART -- Invisible Photographer says, " 101 Things I Have Learn About Street Photography "-


Examples: 30. You will be called by others as “weird” for your street photography. Ignore them.
31. Look for the beauty in the mundane.
32. Take photos that make people laugh.
33. Street photography is best experienced alone.
34. Constantly experiment and innovate.
35. Street photography doesn’t have to be in black and white (although sometimes it does look better).
36. Grain is beautiful.
37. Hold your camera with your hand, not your neck.
http://invisiblephotographer.asia/2011/02/04/101thinglearntstreetphotography/


SHAKE OFF THE INERTIA -- Peter Phun : “Photographers, Stop Making Excuses and Start Taking Pictures - An idea — no matter how original or exciting — doesn’t mean much if it’s confined to the recesses of your mind. You have to get out there and start shooting.” http://rising.blackstar.com/photographers-stop-making-excuses-and-start-taking-pictures.html?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+Black-Star-Rising+%28Black+Star+Rising%29

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I really liked this on street photography. I like to take light rail to uptown Charlotte at least once week and just wander. When I went from a DSLR to a m 4/3 camera building security went from telling me that I can't take that picture to there is a good shot down the street. In the year I have been doing this not one person has said that they didn't want me to take their picture. I am more of a documentary photographer than a true street photographer. By that I mean some of the vendors have seen me and been to my web site that its a lot like taking pictures of a friend.

charles e pike - 14 Feb, 2011 - 15:19:25

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