Street Photo Blog

<p>Hi,<br>

I started updating regularly my <a href="http://www.cannedhate.com/photoblog">street photo blog</a>. Most of the stuff is mine, but from time to time I'm putting stuff and links from other photographers, just to expand the range, articles and lectures.</p>

 

<p>By the way. I'm not sure that the navigability of the site is 100% clear, if you have any problem or suggestion, just write it down.</p>

<p>Hi Bruno<br>

Great BLOG. Just went page by page and absolutely loved it.Your India photos are great.<br>

I also travel to India and always love the experience. If you get a chance check out;<br>

http://www.flickr.com/photos/mikebrowna/sets/<br>

Please let me know what you think. If I ever figure it out I would like to start a blog also but need to learn how to do it.<br>

Anyway - keep up the good street photography - I will check in every one in awhile.</p>

<p>Good one Bruno. Great photos (prints!). And I particularly like how the text contrasts your immediate impressions, taken from your journals, with a more studied approach, as you reminisce. I might rip off your idea for <a href="http://cargocollective.com/clivevictorfrance#556923/Magha-Saptami">pictures</a> and a journal from a 2001/02 trip. Is there any particular reason for you not allowing comments?</p>

<p>I don't allow comments because 1% is "good shot" and 99% is spam and I'm not interested in neither of the two. My email address is available from the website, so if someone really wants to write he can.<br>

Funnily, from the access stats I see that many people click on it, but no one writes!<br>

Thanks for the comments.<br>

I'll check your websites soon... I'm packing my stuff right now.</p>

<p>Hey Bruno, good to see you here again. Neat blog, sensitive, interesting photos, as always.</p>

<p>Andy</p>

<p>I'm not a blog person...but I like the little that I saw. The text is good, insightful...one can learn a lot. Traveling and photography are two of my greatest joy...freaking love it! </p>