Jenny, not at all. If anything sometimes, the more blatant you are, the less they notice. One caveat though, I tend to restrict my street photography to cities and tourist locations. Tourist locations, everyone has a camera, so you just blend in. In cities most people always seem to be in a hurry, so you don’t really get noticed. I wouldn’t try it in my home town though, I’d likely just get thumped. They’re a bit rough round here…lol…
LOL great tips I do find in tourist spots I get a little courageous and try it out, at the Red Sox game a few weeks ago I put on my “creeper” lens and zoomed in on some interesting peeps.
Sure he isn’t waiting for the early opener?
possibly
Great capture..the low angle really helps the shot
Thanks Steve, I liked the way the curb and wall created a leading line between them.
wonderful shot, again I really like your point of view, I especially like how he has his hand on his dogs head…
Thanks Lynn.
Composed perfectly…love the leading lines up to the pair and really love you use of selective color!
Thanks Tammy. Appreciated.
Wonderful composition and the use of selective coloring was perfect.
The use of selective color is is so subtle–nicely done.
Love the leading lines, the passers-by and the selective color….awesome image!
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People don’t freak at you snapping random pics?
Jenny, not at all. If anything sometimes, the more blatant you are, the less they notice. One caveat though, I tend to restrict my street photography to cities and tourist locations. Tourist locations, everyone has a camera, so you just blend in. In cities most people always seem to be in a hurry, so you don’t really get noticed. I wouldn’t try it in my home town though, I’d likely just get thumped. They’re a bit rough round here…lol…
LOL great tips
I do find in tourist spots I get a little courageous and try it out, at the Red Sox game a few weeks ago I put on my “creeper” lens and zoomed in on some interesting peeps.
Sure he isn’t waiting for the early opener?
possibly
Great capture..the low angle really helps the shot
Thanks Steve, I liked the way the curb and wall created a leading line between them.
wonderful shot, again I really like your point of view, I especially like how he has his hand on his dogs head…
Thanks Lynn.
Composed perfectly…love the leading lines up to the pair and really love you use of selective color!
Thanks Tammy. Appreciated.
Wonderful composition and the use of selective coloring was perfect.
The use of selective color is is so subtle–nicely done.
Love the leading lines, the passers-by and the selective color….awesome image!