Let's See Your Favorite "Street" Image

[Leo33]

A favorite one of mine:

Cheers,

Emil

 

[bosjohn21]

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[meagre offerings]

A favorite one of mine:

Cheers,

Emil

Taken by ourselves or a favourite by someone else.

Very best

Pc
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[Leo33]

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[Leo33]

Outstanding "Street"! I love number 2.

Best,

Emil

 

[Leo33]

A favorite one of mine:

Cheers,

Emil

Taken by ourselves or a favourite by someone else.

Very best

Pc
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also ex secretary/treasurer and only member of the `lesser leica owners club`.

Taken by you. ))

 

[Paul20]

Emil,

A perfectly timed thread

I haven't seen the one from you before. Its a refreshingly uncomplicated shot but there is enough going on to hold the viewers interest. I'd say it's 'classic street'

Nicely done,

Paul
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[Leo33]

Paul20 wroteaul

Emil,

A perfectly timed thread

I haven't seen the one from you before. Its a refreshingly uncomplicated shot but there is enough going on to hold the viewers interest. I'd say it's 'classic street'

Nicely done,

Paul
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Thanks, Paul. The images was taken years ago on Tri-X film.

My Best,

Emil

 

[LeicaEye]

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[user_name]

This is probably my favorite


However, these faithful patrons of Dress For Less are not to be forgotten...

And then there is true street photography...

 

[JDLaing]

This.

 

[reelacks]

One from me Emil. Tony.

 

[RodluvanII]

That's a cute one Emil. When was it taken?

It's not a very edgy visual spectacle with lots of quaint details going on and ironic connotations which is so common in contemporary street, hence it addresses another level of observation and mindfulness I quite like it! Good going.

 

[RodluvanII]

I'm horrible at doing 'Projects'. I have a drifting mind. I should though. My point being, single photos seldom represent a body of work or an idea well. Very iconic photos like the ones form Capa and Bresson guide entire schools of thought on their own, but few other photographers come into such a position.

Anyway, I've selected a few partially because they are so dissimilar and perhaps by doing so no expectation of context can be had

[IMG width="400px" alt=""Happy Day" Barcelona (a reflex shot with a manual 1.8/105 @ 1.8 - I was lucky)"]https://farm9.staticflickr.com/8447/8074373928_c47b0058be_c.jpg[/IMG]
"Happy Day" Barcelona (a reflex shot with a manual 1.8/105 @ 1.8 - I was lucky)



[IMG width="400px" alt=""Japanese in Stockholm" flash photography, Gilden/Cohen style"]https://farm7.staticflickr.com/6197/6062256921_9c8283b89f_z.jpg[/IMG]
"Japanese in Stockholm" flash photography, Gilden/Cohen style



[IMG width="400px" alt=""Rainy Afternoon" Perhaps not an immediate fave, but still, I like it. Film."]https://farm3.staticflickr.com/2860/12618149143_b896ed71fe_z.jpg[/IMG]
"Rainy Afternoon" Perhaps not an immediate fave, but still, I like it. Film.

Goldie - Always been a fave of mine, I could've been closer, but still...

And finally



[IMG width="400px" alt=""The Russian Ass" "]https://farm9.staticflickr.com/8451/7888565718_bd08453bc9_c.jpg[/IMG]
"The Russian Ass"





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[bosjohn21]

thanks leo and thanks for taking time out to let me know what you think

 

[bosjohn21]

I'm horrible at doing 'Projects'. I have a drifting mind. I should though. My point being, single photos seldom represent a body of work or an idea well. Very iconic photos like the ones form Capa and Bresson guide entire schools of thought on their own, but few other photographers come into such a position.

Anyway, I've selected a few partially because they are so dissimilar and perhaps by doing so no expectation of context can be had


"Happy Day" Barcelona (a reflex shot with a manual 1.8/105 @ 1.8 - I was lucky)


"Japanese in Stockholm" flash photography, Gilden/Cohen style

[IMG width="400px" alt=""Rainy Afternoon" Perhaps not an immediate fave, but still, I like it. Film."]https://farm3.staticflickr.com/2860/12618149143_b896ed71fe_z.jpg[/IMG]
"Rainy Afternoon" Perhaps not an immediate fave, but still, I like it. Film.


Goldie - Always been a fave of mine, I could've been closer, but still...

And finally

"The Russian Ass"

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the first is excellent and ageless wonderful image. the second much more modern and edgy and again really good I love it.

the last is daring and almost brutal in its honesty all three of these are for me first rate street

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[RodluvanII]

the first is excellent and ageless wonderful image. the second much more modern and edgy and again really good I love it.

the last is daring and almost brutal in its honesty all three of these are for me first rate street

 

[Edward48]

A favorite one of mine:

Definitely a favourite of mine too Emil.

Not necessarily favourites as such, but (I think) they each have something of interest in them. The more I try to do 'street' photography the harder I'm finding it. I'm trying to be much more selective in finding something of interest in a subject and not just people randomly walking about.

Hope these fit the bill Emil:







Very best
Mike

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[Choi]

Thanks Emil, for giving the initiative.

in Havana, Cuba:



in Iran:





in Barsov, Romania:



in Zagreb, Croatia:



in Ljubljana, Slovenia:





Best

Choi

 

[marcio_napoli]

Hi John,

Unbelievable shots, extremely HCB-like to my eyes.

Superb on so many levels!