Showing posts with label street photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label street photography. Show all posts

Monday, December 5, 2011

is it really "street" if you're indoors?

this weekend at unique la:
elevator shoot.



love this guy's art - check it out here and buy something!


Monday, November 7, 2011

shooting street in the city

trying to get my street photography feet wet in NYC ... various locations including: brooklyn bridge, chinatown, ppe tradeshow, highline, occupy wall street:


no photos - tradeshow




chinatown smoker



mott and canal - chinatown




chinatown seat







brooklyn bridge mickey




taking a break - columbus circle




outlaw bobby steele - occupy wall street



peace dude - occupy wall street




highline salesman

the whole new york flickr batch is here NYC

Monday, October 24, 2011

Tuesday, October 18, 2011

workshop


I participated in a street photography workshop last weekend (Oct 15 + 16) that was awesome. Eric Kim's beginning street photography workshop. I highly recommend this to anyone interested in street photography. The workshop is very comprehensive. There were discussions, power point presentations, documentaries, critics and, of course, shooting in the street. My main reason for signing up for the workshop was to help me with my discomfort (fear) of shooting strangers in the streets. Eric addresses these fears and helps to make you more comfortable with the process. I am still uncomfortable shooting, but I have a lot more confidence now, than I did before I took the workshop.
Other great things about the workshop are the people involved. Eric is very knowledgeable and sharing, friendly and talented. Rinzi, a former student of Eric’s, now helping with the workshops was awesome. He is super friendly and ready to help, listen and teach. And let’s not forget the fellow workshop participants. All super talented photographers. All showed great work at the workshop. All friendly and eager to learn, eager to share knowledge, eager to support the photography community. Check out some of the images from the workshop here.
I’m looking forward to taking another workshop with Eric and I hope some of my new friends will do so too … not because they need it, but because I’d like to hang out with them again!

I'm pretty happy with 8 - 10 shots from the weekend but i'm trying to take Eric's advice and only show my best work. My best 3. editting, editting, editting ... Below are 3 and link to the rest. I can't help it. I need to purge. If any of my fellow workshop attendees happen to see this blog, here are 3 that I didn't show in class ... 2 of them were shot on Sunday ...

gotcha


the artist


piggyback

here's the link to the rest of the shots

Wednesday, October 5, 2011

really, there's no 's'?

i love the tri-tip sandwiches at cold spring tavern (i always thought it was cold springs tavern). who knew that the sunday tri-tip sandwich bbq was also available on saturday? we didn't, but we found out.

the sign

  



bare feet
 the couple pictured above was at cold spring tavern last saturday (10/1). they were both barefoot and both retreating to their car in the parking lot to refill their beverages with booze they had in a cooler ... they were just at the tavern enjoying the music and the picnic bench ... what'd they have in the cooler you ask? mike's hard lemonade.

click the link for more pix from santa barbara

Wednesday, August 17, 2011

riverfront park, spokane, washington and my 100th post

this post should be called "experimenting with shutter speed" or "these give me a headache."


this is my fav


carosel trails


airplane ride


clown cars


dragon ride


blue bench


Monday, August 1, 2011

strangers.

photographers call it "street photography," i call it uncomfortable. the idea is, you walk around with your camera and take pictures of people. strangers. sometimes they see you taking their picture and sometimes they don't. i really want to take pictures like this, but its pretty intimidating. recently the weave and i took a photo class that brought us downtown to chinatown. i felt safer shooting pictures of strangers being with a group ... i could always use the excuse "oh, sorry, we're with a photo class ..."

so, here's my first attempt at "street photography." i really like some of them ... i guess i shouldn't post the others, but ...



train station


couple on bench

she caught me taking her picture - look at her eye


girl on phone - my fav


this kid was karate chopping his friends


love this guy


i think he caught me ...


palm reader

sun block