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several good books on street photography are out there.
In reply to Daniel Lauring,
6 months ago
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Why do I shoot the street because I am interested in people. I go uptown several times a month, and have gotten to know many of the vendors. In some cases I will stand off and shoot them as they cook hot dogs and serve drinks from their stands. One woman has been selling from her cart for 25 years. Sometimes I have even given the vendor a letter size print of a shot I have taken of him/her. There are several good books on street photography. One I really like is "Bystander, A History of Street Photography" by Colin Westerbeck and Joel Meyerowitz. One of the early examples is labeled 1846, so you see people have been doing this for a long time.
I was standing right next to this woman as we watched Alex Wagner, who was making a live broadcast for MSNBC during the Democratic National Convention. Shot using the G3, with 14mm lens. Converted to b&w using Silver Efex Pro. Did she know I had taken her picture? No.
I have lots of work both street and work that has been published, but I am showing more b&w than I have in the past on my site. I am retired, and now shoot what I love to shoot and have been doing this for over 50 years.
www.photosbypike.com
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