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Fine art street photography with the GX7 – An interview with Gagan Sadana
Welcome to our series of 100 interviews we will be holding with photographers who use mirrorless cameras for their work! “Switching to a smaller and lighter system” has become somewhat a buzz phrase as of late, but many working photographers take this philosophy seriously.
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Last Night at The Bus Stop
Depuis l’extérieur, le new-yorkais Travis Huggett photographie les fenêtres des bus qui passent, capturant au passage le portrait d’inconnus effectuant leurs trajets quotidiens.
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Selling street photographs, Part I
Imagine all you do in your life is to walk the streets of some great cities and take pictures. No assignments, just shoot what you like … and sell it.
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Helsinki Street
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7 Street Photography Rules That Should Be Broken
There is an all-too-common path that many people follow when they begin to practice street photography. They grab their camera, go to the busiest place they can find, and capture people head-on over and over again. While this is certainly something that you should do, it is not the only thing.
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Underground
Some shots I took last year under Bangkok’s MRT. Even during the day it is dark down there so my street shooting setting led to some very high ISO values. Just have a look at the exif data under the first shot. ISO25.600! On a camera roughly the size of a Canon Ixus.
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