=Capture a stranger street style=

[manaheim]

"daddy" <chuckle>

I think more women should walk the steets displaying body parts. The world would be a better place.

Rob, love the B&W angled street shot. I like the color shot of the dude, too, but I think it would be cooler if he wasn't so centered. (I know, predictable response) Actually I would also lean the shot a bit to accentuate his leaning (actually looks like you may have straightened him...)

 

[Rob_W]

Cheers, i havent straighten it, i was trying to keep him vertical-ish when i took it, although looking at it again i agree with leaning it a bit

I think more women should walk the steets displaying body parts. The world would be a better place.

I second this also ... :greenpbl:

This one winked and called me a cheeky b*gger ...

 

[mrs.hutch]

why does the guy have what appears to blood all over his shirt?! did they just finish bludgeoning someone to death or something?

as far as women and body parts... its all good unless its not the right body parts (ie: muffin tops, saggy buttcheeks, saggy other things, or just plain ugly....) and as long as its not me i prefer to cover myself, but (most) women are very beautiful creatures and usually confidence rather than trashiness draws the eye..

 

[javier]

Cheers, i havent straighten it, i was trying to keep him vertical-ish when i took it, although looking at it again i agree with leaning it a bit

I think more women should walk the steets displaying body parts. The world would be a better place.

I second this also ... :greenpbl:

This one winked and called me a cheeky b*gger ...

Nice capture!

 

[Rob_W]

Cheers

why does the guy have what appears to blood all over his shirt?! did they just finish bludgeoning someone to death or something?

You really had to be there, with what was going on it could have been anything from tomato ketchup to the blood of a virgin sacrifice ...

 

[javier]

A few from this past weekend.

 

[javier]

 

[manaheim]

ooo... train station... good subject area. I love the second one.

 

[javier]

I love train stations now...Will be going on more train rides.

 

[robertwsimpson]

I like that one

 

[robertwsimpson]

also, I like train stations too!

 

[javier]

I like that one

Thank you. I too enjoyed your train capture and look forward to seeing more from you!:thumbup:

 

[javier]

A few more from my train ride.

 

[LaFoto]

It's a lot easier to take photos of random people in the street when you're in a city!
It would be so much harder to go taking street photos in my tiny place.

So I usually only ever get my "Stranger in the Street"-photos when I'm away from home. Places where there are many tourists help a lot as people with cameras shooting in each and every direction are normal and nothing to worry about.

So to start my "dive" into this new theme-thread, let me choose some "Strangers in the Street" photos from Venice in Italy, all taken on 9 April 2009 (the first, the one and the only day I've ever been to Venice).

1. "Gondoliere" and young father

2a. Morning "espresso" and talk in "piazza"

2b.

3. In "piazza" (the same square as the one where I took the two previous ones)

4. And one more from that "piazza"

5. Venice is not only a place for tourists (though there are very, very many of them!), it wouldn't have managed to exist for centuries, if it weren't for the people who work there!

6a. All the goods, everything that is needed or is going to be sold or served (as food and drink etc.) has to arrive by boat and be unloaded here.

6b.

6c.

6d.

6e.

6f.

There are more to come.
I'm appalled at the way Flickr makes the uploaded photos look soft ...

 

[Rob_W]

I have no idea what was going on so dont ask ...