I love street photography. But since I don’t like to ask strangers to pose, and to avoid difficult situations, all my shots are candid and, at least 80 percent of the time, from behind. For that, subjects must be unique in some way, be it in their attitude, actions, looks and/or style. They must stand out in the crowd, and not be just a Face in the Crowd.
Color is definitely their thing.
The arm says it all.
Aww..
Visual sales pitch.
Stylish and in a hurry.
His and hers. A sartorial disaster?
A moment of reflexion.
There’s attitude in those walks Angela
Isn’t there?! 🙂
Absolutely relatable Angela. Even most of my street photographs end up being candids and I kinda like them too! 🙂
Thanks for visiting and commenting!
My pleasure!! 🙂
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I agree Angela – the subjects must be doing something unique to capture attention! Great choices.
Thanks, Tina!
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