Street photography in its essence is finding something beautiful, interesting or thought-provoking in the mundaneness of everyday life. That 1-2 second window that illuminates an aspect of the day-to-day that would otherwise go unnoticed, but in its simplicity reveals something larger than itself.
This revelation is what drew me to pursue street photography as a hobby and a much needed creative outlet. . boredpanda.com
"My passion is street photography and I tend to make quirky and humorous photos," says the photographer Eric Davidove. He continues, "perhaps this is because I was a street mime for 10 years and have a knack for spotting and exploiting situations such as this.
The world works in a very unique way. New York is a world of its own and it is amazing to capture innocent people. Everyone does things differently with their own style and capturing images while walking the streets of a mini world is a great feeling.
Hello, this is my third post as a Panda. I live in New York and usually, I photograph New Yorkers and use these photos as references for my drawings. But this post is the Paris edition. The post My 9 Colored Pencil And Pastel Portraits Of Parisians first appeared on Bored Panda.
Hello, this is my third post as a Panda. I live in New York and usually, I photograph New Yorkers and use these photos as references for my drawings. But this post is the Paris edition. The post I Photographed Portraits Of Parisians And Used Them As References For My Colored Pencil And Pastel Drawings (9 New Pics) first appeared on Bored Panda.
Similar to Greek photographer Anthimos Ntagkas, Edas Wong likes to play in the streets with a camera. Only, Wong primarily does it on the other side of the world — Hong Kong.
For most people, street photography typically involves "taking" something from the scene and the people in it. But what happens when photographers give something back to the people they photograph -- something as simple as the actual photos they took? This was the idea that Brooklyn-based Josh Katz recently decided to put to the test as a social experiment.
This guy I know once told me an interesting story.... All the photos for the 'Invisible people' were taken on the streets of Paris, Berlin, London, Madrid, Amsterdam, and Vilnius and edited by me.