A Step Back
I recently realised that many of my favourite photographs from the past few months are not particularly 'classic' street photographs, if there is such a thing. Though still concerned with composition, timing and form, many don't include people as a main element; and if they're included at all, people are usually just shapes or silhouettes. This is no conscious change and no doubt I'll go back to photographing people as the primary subject, but I found it interesting. I put together thirteen recent images that fall outside a classic view of street photography. You couldn't call them landscape or anything else really, but then trying to fit things into genres feels a bit pointless.
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Thanks for viewing - C
Post #1 by CWyatt
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