p.63 #5Life on the Street - Post your Street Photography here
fotoactvst wrote:
There are kinds of photography that I like and appreciate but don't do because I lack the 'eye' for. Abstract, landscape, still life, macro, among others. Another is window reflections which I was reminded of when 'mulder32' posted his wonderful video – "Reflections in Street Photography + Ernst Haas."
I've done a small amount of 'reflections' but my better efforts lack the kaleidoscopic effect that can make the genre almost fantastical.
Just two of my efforts that span a period of 30yrs. only because there's little in between and most not worth showing. Sigh. Anyway, perhaps other photogs might post some of their efforts as well, eh?
I don’t really go for “reflections”. I know there are a lot of street photography “go-to” stuff. Like for example putting things in the foreground to try to layer things. Reflections are another thing. Silhouettes. Etc etc.
I just walk around and wait for something to take me and then I take the picture.
So maybe this can count as “reflection” shots? Or where a reflection was part of the composition.
p.63 #6Life on the Street - Post your Street Photography here
VailJohnson wrote: fotoactvst wroteThere are kinds of photography that I like and appreciate but don't do because I lack the 'eye' for. Abstract, landscape, still life, macro, among others. Another is window reflections which I was reminded of when 'mulder32' posted his wonderful video – "Reflections in Street Photography + Ernst Haas."
I've done a small amount of 'reflections' but my better efforts lack the kaleidoscopic effect that can make the genre almost fantastical.
Just two of my efforts that span a period of 30yrs. only because there's little in between and most not worth showing. Sigh. Anyway, perhaps other photogs might post some of their efforts as well, eh?
Tucson, Arizona 1984 and 2014I don’t really go for “reflections”. I know there are a lot of street photography “go-to” stuff. Like for example putting things in the foreground to try to layer things. Reflections are another thing. Silhouettes. Etc etc.
I just walk around and wait for something to take me and then I take the picture.
So maybe this can count as “reflection” shots? Or where a reflection was part of the composition.
p.63 #8Life on the Street - Post your Street Photography here
fotoactvst wrote:
There are kinds of photography that I like and appreciate but don't do because I lack the 'eye' for. Abstract, landscape, still life, macro, among others. Another is window reflections which I was reminded of when 'mulder32' posted his wonderful video – "Reflections in Street Photography + Ernst Haas."
I've done a small amount of 'reflections' but my better efforts lack the kaleidoscopic effect that can make the genre almost fantastical.
Just two of my efforts that span a period of 30yrs. only because there's little in between and most not worth showing. Sigh. Anyway, perhaps other photogs might post some of their efforts as well, eh?
p.63 #10Life on the Street - Post your Street Photography here
Danpbphoto wrote: fotoactvst wroteThere are kinds of photography that I like and appreciate but don't do because I lack the 'eye' for. Abstract, landscape, still life, macro, among others. Another is window reflections which I was reminded of when 'mulder32' posted his wonderful video – "Reflections in Street Photography + Ernst Haas."
I've done a small amount of 'reflections' but my better efforts lack the kaleidoscopic effect that can make the genre almost fantastical.
Just two of my efforts that span a period of 30yrs. only because there's little in between and most not worth showing. Sigh. Anyway, perhaps other photogs might post some of their efforts as well, eh?
Tucson, Arizona 1984 and 2014Agree Omer!!!!
Well done!
Dan
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Danpbphoto wrote:
Omer, some amazing compositions here! Your b/w is just super!
Love some of the reactions, subjects and other in your works!
Dan
p.63 #11Life on the Street - Post your Street Photography here
fotoactvst wrote: Danpbphoto wrotefotoactvst wroteThere are kinds of photography that I like and appreciate but don't do because I lack the 'eye' for. Abstract, landscape, still life, macro, among others. Another is window reflections which I was reminded of when 'mulder32' posted his wonderful video – "Reflections in Street Photography + Ernst Haas."
I've done a small amount of 'reflections' but my better efforts lack the kaleidoscopic effect that can make the genre almost fantastical.
Just two of my efforts that span a period of 30yrs. only because there's little in between and most not worth showing. Sigh. Anyway, perhaps other photogs might post some of their efforts as well, eh?
Tucson, Arizona 1984 and 2014Agree Omer!!!!
Well done!
Dan---------------------------------------------
Danpbphoto wroteOmer, some amazing compositions here! Your b/w is just super!
Love some of the reactions, subjects and other in your works!
DanWell, thank you Dan, much appreciated!
You ARE welcome Omer!
Just enjoyable and I learn something in all your posts!
Thanks for looking, Charlie
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No more teachers, dirty looks
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