No prints in a drawer or album?
only studio shots have been printed where my wife has modelled for me, not snapshots
No prints in a drawer or album?
The way of the digital world. History will be the loser.only studio shots have been printed where my wife has modelled for me, not snapshots
You misunderstand, I wasn't making the point that Street and Candid are just snapshots, it was more about the criteria that a quickly taken photograph with little planning isn't necessarily what could be called a snapshot.Street may have to be taken quickly before the moment passes, but there's still planning that goes into that shot before it even materialises - which I think makes it more than just a snapshot that turned out ok.
This shot I had a very tiny window to take the photo as I was going the opposite way on the escalator.. but I wasn't hasty in the planning of the shot - and I had artistic intent.
Q2 - London by Daniel Cook, on Flickr
and this street photo I took my time worked the angles.. it was not hastily taken.
Q2 - Le Monde by Daniel Cook, on Flickr
Looking at it another way: perhaps a snapshot is what the viewer decides is a snapshot, regardless of the photographer's intentions. So one viewer might decide it's a snapshot while another may decide it's reportage. As the photographer I have no control over that so to me it's simply a photograph...You misunderstand, I wasn't making the point that Street and Candid are just snapshots, it was more about the criteria that a quickly taken photograph with little planning isn't necessarily what could be called a snapshot.