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Conversation in the Street by Garry Knight, on Flickr
Very nice candid street style shot Gary, pushes all the right buttons for me.
Yellow by Garry Knight, on Flickr
Thanks, George!Very nice candid street style shot Gary, pushes all the right buttons for me.
Some people are likely to think that you're police or MI5 doing surveillance. Or that you're planning a burglary, or intending to take pictures of children clandestinely. Or a million other reasons that people might dream up when they see a man with a camera in a car. You don't have to walk around a lot while doing street photography. Depending on where you live, there might be somewhere you can sit comfortably enough for a few hours, watching people coming and going, seeing what develops. And if your local area isn't good for that, a nearby big town or city is often ideal.it may feel kind of creepy taking photographs of strangers from a car?
If these are people you know, maybe they wouldn't mind if you hung around with a camera, looking for some candid shots. Once you've been there for a while, they're likely to forget about you.Gotta laugh thinking I'm with MI5 , as my first choice of location was some Asian supermarkets I used to frequent before lockdown, and many a time i wished i had a camera with me my knowledge of Arabic stood me in good stead when i visited, but i think give it a miss.
CK by Garry Knight, on Flickr
Really liking both of these candid street shots Gary, they both work for me very well.
Great Shakes by Garry Knight, on Flickr
Thanks, George!Really liking both of these candid street shots Gary, they both work for me very well.