wnw: Street Photography

[travis1]

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2 of these were inside indoor arenas and only one with a

visible "street as background".

[dirk-san1]

Not sure if the effect is intentional, but they look like taken off a TV screen. Nothing wrong

with that of course, certainly original aspects to that.

[paul_neuthaler]

Dunno, Travis.

[larry_kincaid1]

Nice photographs. I sometimes wonder how close you have to be to the "street" to qualify as street photography. Here's a sidewalk cafe shot on the main plaza in Morelia, Mexico. Close enough, right?<div></div>

[john sypal]

Travis, 3 and 4 are the strongest pictures of your set. In 3, the fact that you can see a hand

on the woman's arm, probably that of the man with the blurred face make this work for me.

The 4th one has a great break up of space, with that woman walking a tightrope, or lattice

work coming off of the man's shoulder.

 

Don't worry about the term "Street Photographer". I take pictures everywhere and don't

consider myself a Street Photographer for a second. Just shoot what interests you and don't

worry about labels.

[john sypal]

oh man yeah and the photographer (you?) in the background of #3? Excellent. I like the kids

of photos where I keep seeing new things each time I go back to look at them. Keep working

agressive-like like this. Too many people are content with "Backs of People Walking in Front

of Me" kinds of "Street Photos"...

[mingus1]

Travis,

 

I look at all your shots and like them.

 

What I ask myself again and again how on earth do you find the time to take them, develop them and post them ... ?

[svante.johansson]

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[Lumitipia]

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[Uhooru]

I like most of them alot, but I think 2, 3 are fablulous. Yes the dynamic motion and the hand on the arm creates a visual situation. In 2, I luv the split action, creates a very surreal situation and the composition and break up of the space and scenes is excellant.

these are great.

[leslie_cheung]

>>>What I ask myself again and again how on earth do you find the time to take them, develop them and post them ... <<<

 

These are digital I believe. I recall Travis said he's going 100% digital a couple months back. As for the pics, I think Travis's recent shots are getting more and more random...

[nels]

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[david_thrower]

I took this in London last week<div></div>

[terry_rory]

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[david_thrower]

Apparantly He's loving it!

London last week - just opposite the British Museum.<div></div>

[tom h.]

Gorgeous compositions. One of the most under-rated shooters on the whole forum. We are

not worthy.

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[gabrielma]

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[gabrielma]

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