Incredible street photography from NYC. I hope I have even one image that people look at in awe, generations from now.
Have a great Wednesday!
Showing posts with label street photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label street photography. Show all posts
Wednesday, April 25, 2012
Friday, December 16, 2011
Denver street photography & a bonus $75 parking ticket.
I had gone up to Denver (Aurora actually) for a Chick-fil-a grand opening but I didn't make the 100 person raffle cut off for camping so I decided to bum around downtown near the State Capitol and take some photos. My vision was to create some gritty and urban images. The photographs did turn out really rad but then I put a spin on them in LR to make them seem more like what you'd see out of an instamatic or medium format Holga. Enjoy!
These last two are not in Denver, but were on the way home.
Labels:
2011,
Canon G12,
Colorado,
Denver,
on-location,
street photography,
Travel
Monday, March 14, 2011
Tuesday, January 4, 2011
The incredible story of Vivian Maier
A young man in Chicago purchased some items at an auction, and stumbled into a virtual treasure chest of photographs taken by a reclusive woman named Vivian Maier. He now has approximately 100,000 negatives and hundreds of undeveloped rolls of film, of her work that are finally seeing the light of day and are receiving world-wide recognition. Watch the video HERE and check out the blog which features one of her photos close to daily, HERE. This is incredible!
Labels:
2011,
Chicago,
city living,
outdoors,
still life,
street photography,
Vivian Maier
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