I saw this women walking towards me while I was trying to find something to photograph in the small (and relatively uninteresting) village I work in. She just passed me by looking inquisitively towards me, so I snapped off a couple of shots of her.
Street photography is definitely interesting but has NOT been my thing up to now. I tend to want to get as close as possible to my subjects (my macro passion ;-) so there is probably too much person and not enough street in this.
Oh well, we'll see.....
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Cool shot. I must admit that pictures of people terrify me. I always scared that they are going to come up to me and ask me to delete the shots because I violated their "image" space or something of the sort. I will have to work on that in the future. I'm glad you were able to pull this challenge off. I was to intimidated by it :)
Cool shot. I must admit that pictures of people terrify me. I always scared that they are going to come up to me and ask me to delete the shots because I violated their "image" space or something of the sort. I will have to work on that in the future. I'm glad you were able to pull this challenge off. I was to intimidated by it :)
I'd prefer this cropped just to the right of the door frame in the background. The bright spot just behind the person walking seem to keep grabbing my eye. I love this otherwise.
technically, very well done. as for street photography, it's a little too close in (at least IMO). Maybe if her expression was different (angry at your presence for an example) it would've worked.
The interesting background is great, and combined with the perfect DOF it doesn't take away at all from the subject. Very dynamic composition. Well done!
Nice and sharp, and well exposed and processed. Still it seems to have a bit of a portrait feel IMO. I also find the sign in the top left corner to be a little distracting.