“Make something from nothing.” – Amani Willett
Street photography: week forty-three
27 January, 2012 ⋅
Street Photography: week thirty-three
1 October, 2011 ⋅
“Unless the supernatural comes and plays a part and reveals itself, the picture is only as good and nice as information can be” – Raghu Rai
Street photography: week-thirty-two
22 September, 2011 ⋅
Street photography: week twenty-two
8 July, 2011 ⋅
“Pick a spot, stay there for an hour and see what unfolds” – Polly Braden
A four-hour delay at Gatwick Airport…with my camera.
Up
Street photography: week twenty-one
1 July, 2011 ⋅
“Be aware of the way the camera compresses a three dimensional world into a two dimensional plane and use that to your advantage” – Nick Turpin
Passers-by
Stairs
Street photography: week nine
1 April, 2011 ⋅
“Play photographic poker. Look for a pair, two pairs, or three of a kind.” – Siegfried Hansen.
Uniform
I took this photograph while watching the Canada Day parade.
Street photography: week five, part two
5 March, 2011 ⋅
Here are two other images that work well for this assignment.
Junction
Chaos
Street photography: week five
4 March, 2011 ⋅
“Get lost in a thicket of signs and structures” Wolfgang Zurborn
I found this assignment hard. At first I thought of a typical street with lots of signs and structures, really busy to the eye. I found several images that were full of chaos; lots of lines, angles, colours, shapes, structures and signs. In the end I settled for an image that was relaying a lot of information to the viewer but was still calming to look at.
Street photography: week four
25 February, 2011 ⋅
“Document some evidence of human ingenuity that would otherwise go unnoticed. Do it without including any humans in the picture” Michael Wolf
This is a simple photograph but one that stopped me in the street: contrasting and strong colours with a geometry.
Bricks
Street photography: week three
18 February, 2011 ⋅
“Take a bus. Do weekly shopping. Pop into a public loo” Nils Jorgensen
I like this image quite a lot. There are striking colours on a grey background and regular shapes and lines of the boxes and fish stall that are broken by the curves of the people. Most of all, it is a brief moment during a weekly shopping excursion.
- Red boxes
