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<p>Street photography is the hipster way to say snapshots on these days?</p>

<p>I had a similar thought years ago. My plan was to present no just the beauty of the world, but the fact that many people is doing things to change the world. So with some friends began to photograph volunteers and non-profit organizations activities. Recently we began to organise workshops to these organisations in order to recognise the value of photography and, enventually, they can be more prepared to take their own pictures.</p>

<p>I don't want to spam you, so you can find a link into my profile page. The good thing is that offer your time as a photographic volunteer (that's our concept: be involved as a person rather than as a photographer) opens doors to know a wide range of activities and approaches to make this world better ;)</p>

<p>It is supposed that the motor drive works independently from the camera... I had that problem when my camera batteries were dying. I put a new set of batteries and everything is working as usual. Rare but true.</p>

<p>You can. Just be sure that every shoot is made by MD or mechanically (this means, don't try to shoot the MD with the advance lever out of its position). Do you also should avoid to shoot the MD when it is not attached to the camera; of you do, it is a bit hard (for somebody without handy skills, like me) to operate it again.</p>

<p><strong>Home:</strong> Chile</p>

<p><strong>Love:</strong><br>

Lisbon<br>

Berlin<br>

Amsterdam</p>

<p><strong>Hate:</strong><br>

Mendoza<br>

Barcelona<br>

Katowice</p>

<p><strong>Want:</strong><br>

Lisbon (again!)<br>

Ulan Bator<br>

Warszawa<br>

San Petersburgo<br>

Oslo</p>

<p>For today -I did a first look to my first 'serious' assignment-, a D50 + AI 50 1.4 + AI 105 2.5 + Sekonic L-308s.</p>

<p>That's not my style. What I enjoy the most about photography is to know and learn. During years I was shooting mainly landscapes, but from last year I began to photograph people and their context. I try to be a serious amateur, but I focus more on talk and share than in return with lots of pics. Until now I've had very good moments by talking while with my camera is hanging from my shoulder, then I took a few photos and I continue to talk.</p>