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Small boys playing soccer behind the Pantheon, Rome
For the "Hitting the Streets" assignment I chose to explore the quick paced culture and lifestyle of local Italians by photographing them in transit. All of the images are created 'in passing', while quickly approaching then moving away from the subject on the street while walking. I photographed each subject unknowingly 'from the hip' and had only a few seconds to capture them before we went our separate ways. I found it to be a really delicate process that had to be timed, set, and focused perfectly. There was a very specific time frame where the image could be made and once it was gone, it was gone forever. Many of the subjects I attempted to capture were lost to poor focusing, underexposure, and other technical problems. Working through the trials makes each of the successful images even more valuable to me.
for my street photography assignment
inspired by Henri Cartier-Bresson and Robert Frank, of course
Color on it's way out as "Passing Seasons" change the landscapes around us. A friend once said to think of this as the beautiful colors are just going to sleep for a few months and will return to brighten our world once again. Talk about the ever positive thinking type.
Our son finished law school today with the high grades he deserved. Amazing how quickly 6 years disappeared. This is one of the modern buildings on our uni campus with just one guy skating past in 3 pictures.
I like passing by buildings like this and seeing the reflections. We've had some rain and maybe, just maybe more later this week.
This is still the second day in Essaouira and I think this picture reflects good an everyday situation.
A poor old man stands by the street and tourists are passing by .. but it is like that .. its just not possible to give everyone money.
Standard 5 73156 seen passing the Mountsorrel branch at Swithland during a Timeline events photo charter 12/3/20. (Taken using a pole)
Well, when walking along he beach the seagulls are never far away ... I managed to catch this one and it wasn't too far away from me!!
Our Daily Challenge ~ Anything That Can Fly ...
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A rain cloud passing over part of Darwin harbour.
This was taken on East Point Road. I love how the storms/rain in Darwin are always so isolated, so you can see them passing by like this.
This is 3 vertical shots stitched together, but as I wasn't using a tripod, it came out a bit wonky so there was a lot of cropping involved!
Still waiting on my filters... gr. But. I do have a car and am sussing out some places I want to go back and take pictures! YAY!
Indian Railways YDM-4 6449 was accelerating away from Bhojipura Junction with the 12:10 Izzatnagar Junction to Pilibhit Junction, IZN-PBE MG Passenger 52215 and was recorded passing Pachdeora Deoria village.
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The last time I went to White Rock was pretty much when I first came to Vancouver. I decided to spend my last day of the long weekend to this place. The first impression wasn't that great. The streets were crowded with cars and people. I stuck at a block for almost 20 minutes. Finding parking was extremely hard as well. I couldn't find any spot near the beach so I parked extremely far.
Other than that, the view of White Rock was actually pretty nice. My memory of this place came back as I walked towards the Pier. As expected, there were tons of people fishing, swimming, and taking photos. I saw couple photographers using Fuji cameras too :). While I was there, two trains were passing by. I had to opportunity to take one of them. I love using slower shutter speed to give the moving subject a sense of speed.
Location: White Rock, BC (White Rock Pier)
A glimpse of Mayflower shortly after passing over Barnes Railway Bridge
Dukes Meadow, West London.UK