My favorite type of photography shows people in everyday life, specifically people working. I prefer candid shots to posed ones. I really love gritty, urban scenes especially those from far away places. I wish that every picture could be shot with medium format film. Lately I have been really interested in photographs of small architectural details, especially doors.
September 9, 2008
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My favorite type of photography shows people in everyday life, specifically people working. I prefer candid shots to posed ones. I really love gritty, urban scenes especially those from far away places. I wish that every picture could be shot with medium format film. Lately I have been really interested in photographs of small architectural details, especially doors.
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I'm trying to build up the courage to go candid shooting downtown...everytime I've tried it seems like everyone's eyes are on you. Or, maybe that's just my paranoia? Who knows
-Mitch
I agree about your preference to candid vs posed. Posed shots look to forced most of the time!
There are some pretty cool doors in Winnipeg. At home I always take pictures of rocks...pretty boring
i like run down houses in the really sad neighbourhoods especially when people are still haingin out there
I was in Quebec City and became intrigued with doors/doorways also.
candid is the way to go. one of the reasons i would never be able to shoot a wedding. i hate having to pose people.
For some reason what you said reminded me about an old book I have that shows pictures of Winnipeg in the 50's and 60's. It's very gritty urban and interesting. I'm also really interested in Architecture; I hope we have to chance to take some pictures around PV soon!
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