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The usual over-priced alley snap. A little twist with motion blur
I have sided with Instagram style street shots that do not show people's faces clearly. This is actually considered as a taboo in street photography. But I notice every wrong style is now acceptable - thanks to smart phone prevalence.
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Te ha quedado muy bien con el desenfoque de movimiento.
ReplyDelete...interesting affect.
ReplyDeleteI like the motion blur effect!
ReplyDeleteFascination street photo with slow shutter speed and high contrast. People can't be identified, but as you say, that is one style.
ReplyDeleteThings change.
ReplyDeleteGood photo! Sometimes I show the faces of people; it adds interest. But it’s best if they are not identifiable by computer, so showing them in profile, for instance, is probably preferable to straight on. I try to preserve the privacy of other people’s children because you just never know what their situation is.
ReplyDeleteAnd some people get very upset if they see someone taking pictures of children. I have seen people expressing concern on Facebook that someone did this. I think people are paranoid about kidnapping and such.
I like the result.
ReplyDeleteLooks good.
ReplyDeleteI am unsure about the need for clear faces, but somehow I think I prefer them that way! Cheers - Stewart M - Melbourne
ReplyDeleteCool shot - looks very on the go
ReplyDeleteSometimes by accidental shots are my best abstract good shots.
ReplyDeletegood trick and technique....
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