Shooting on the street of life
Feb 1, 2014 16:58:08 #
I love capturing people in their element. I have gone to flee markets, fishing piers, fairs, service stores ( to bad there are so few shoe makers, metal workers, watchmakers, "schieders" ( Tailors & dressmakers), Ice men etc.
They were the meat of my childhood.
Here are a few leftovers from that era.
They were the meat of my childhood.
Here are a few leftovers from that era.
In his element
A work day
Smiled for me
from Tibet
Getting pretty..taken througa curtain
Nice guy
Couple
Feb 1, 2014 16:59:20 #
Feb 1, 2014 17:35:41 #
Seek and ye shall find ...keep you head low and your eyes open, your mouth shut and one finger on the camera button.
Post here what you come up with..
One important word of advice:
ALWAYS ask the parents permission to shoot children.
Post here what you come up with..
One important word of advice:
ALWAYS ask the parents permission to shoot children.
dirtpusher wrote:
have to go see what i can find...
Feb 1, 2014 17:52:35 #
Ellen101 wrote:
I love capturing people in their element. I have gone to flee markets, fishing piers, fairs, service stores ( to bad there are so few shoe makers, metal workers, watchmakers, "schieders" ( Tailors & dressmakers), Ice men etc.
They were the meat of my childhood.
Here are a few leftovers from that era.
They were the meat of my childhood.
Here are a few leftovers from that era.
I like the first two photos because I like to watch people working at small things. I can tell by his magnifying glasses. :thumbup:
Very interesting photos.
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