"People of Houston" feedback is appreciated!

[mbrisbois]

Hi guys! I'm a student at Rice University trying to improve my photography. I find street photography absolutely fascinating, but I've never been able to muster up the courage to ask people if I could photograph them.
Yesterday I finally found the courage when I was shooting in downtown Houston, and I ended up meeting some amazing people with truly inspirational stories. Any feedback is greatly appreciated.

Here's the link to my album People of Houston!!

People of Houston | Facebook


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[MLeeK]

If you are asking for feedback you need to post 3 to 5 images here, separate lines, numbered.
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Each image can take as much as 5 minutes or more to give you feedback on, which is why we ask for between 3 and 5.
Separate lines is to be sure that one image isn't having an effect on how we see another
Numbered is to be sure you are sure of what image we are talking about.

 

[nmasters]

Hi guys! I'm a student at Rice University trying to improve my photography. I find street photography absolutely fascinating, but I've never been able to muster up the courage to ask people if I could photograph them.
Yesterday I finally found the courage when I was shooting in downtown Houston, and I ended up meeting some amazing people with truly inspirational stories. Any feedback is greatly appreciated.

Here's the link to my album People of Houston!!

People of Houston | Facebook

Pretty good photos for your first time.
It sure is daunting to do street photography sometimes.
Try shooting candid shots next time, those are usually more interesting.

 

[Frequency]

I like them ; they convey different moods...and that is one of the most important thing about human faces