=Capture a stranger street style=

[jukka]

 

[momo3boys]

Thank you so much for your encouragement and advice. Here are a few more. Not great lighting so I'm trying to figure that all out, but the point is, I'm getting braver!

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[Stryker]

 

[Stryker]

 

[javier]

What up fellas

hmm, what have we here

Now now, lets not be shy

Tongues a wagging

Not amused

So L.A.

 

[Jake_NN_Bake]

I don't have any pictures to share at the moment but I feel that this fits nicely into the topic.
Has anyone seen the Spy Lens attachment? http://photojojo.com/store/awesomeness/candid-photography-spy-lens/
Its a mirror attachment that puts makes the camera aim 90 degrees away from where you appear to be shooting!
I was asking to see if anyone has experience with it, because I plan to buy it for christmas

 

[javier]

I don't have any pictures to share at the moment but I feel that this fits nicely into the topic.
Has anyone seen the Spy Lens attachment? http://photojojo.com/store/awesomeness/candid-photography-spy-lens/
Its a mirror attachment that puts makes the camera aim 90 degrees away from where you appear to be shooting!
I was asking to see if anyone has experience with it, because I plan to buy it for christmas

Why in the world would anyone want to use such a creepy attachment? There is no need to be sneaky. Why not hide behind a bush with a 500mm lens in this case? To me that is not street photography. These are of course my opinions.

 

[Jake_NN_Bake]

I don't have any pictures to share at the moment but I feel that this fits nicely into the topic.
Has anyone seen the Spy Lens attachment? http://photojojo.com/store/awesomeness/candid-photography-spy-lens/
Its a mirror attachment that puts makes the camera aim 90 degrees away from where you appear to be shooting!
I was asking to see if anyone has experience with it, because I plan to buy it for christmas

Why in the world would anyone want to use such a creepy attachment? There is no need to be sneaky. Why not hide behind a bush with a 500mm lens in this case? To me that is not street photography. These are of course my opinions.

I thought it would bring a truly un-posed picture if the subject did not think they were being photographed. You could capture what caught your eye in the first place, not what the subject wants to appear as.

 

[javier]

I don't have any pictures to share at the moment but I feel that this fits nicely into the topic.
Has anyone seen the Spy Lens attachment? http://photojojo.com/store/awesomeness/candid-photography-spy-lens/
Its a mirror attachment that puts makes the camera aim 90 degrees away from where you appear to be shooting!
I was asking to see if anyone has experience with it, because I plan to buy it for christmas

Why in the world would anyone want to use such a creepy attachment? There is no need to be sneaky. Why not hide behind a bush with a 500mm lens in this case? To me that is not street photography. These are of course my opinions.

I thought it would bring a truly un-posed picture if the subject did not think they were being photographed. You could capture what caught your eye in the first place, not what the subject wants to appear as.

There are plenty of ways to capture a total candid with out resorting to gimmicks.

Take a look at my flickr. Flickr: Street Vision L.A.'s PhotostreamYou will see that they are un-posed and up close and personal.
These images are very selective in that few ever get posted in forums.

 

[Jake_NN_Bake]

There are plenty of ways to capture a total candid with out resorting to gimmicks.

Take a look at my flickr. Flickr: Street Vision L.A.'s PhotostreamYou will see that they are un-posed and up close and personal.
These images are very selective in that few ever get posted in forums.

Im assuming a longer zoom lens was used right? Or did you just snap and go? Haha i dont think im brave enough for that (especially certain city portraits)

 

[javier]

There are plenty of ways to capture a total candid with out resorting to gimmicks.

Take a look at my flickr. Flickr: Street Vision L.A.'s PhotostreamYou will see that they are un-posed and up close and personal.
These images are very selective in that few ever get posted in forums.

Im assuming a longer zoom lens was used right? Or did you just snap and go? Haha i dont think im brave enough for that (especially certain city portraits)

Nope, I do not use zooms. In fact I use short primes. Usually a 21, 24, 28, 30 OR 35mm. If you look through the images on my flickr and even here, I leave all the exif info.
I am always in the scene. I simply point and shoot at what I see. Never sneaky.

 

[bobnr32]

Thank you so much for your encouragement and advice. Here are a few more. Not great lighting so I'm trying to figure that all out, but the point is, I'm getting braver!

Nice one momo. You're on your way!

 

[Stryker]

 

[Stryker]

 

[Stryker]