Candid Photography
Aug. 17th, 2008 03:08 pm
Young boy examines his fathers’ arrows.
Love the hat. :))
Lumix DMC-FZ30 full 12x zoom
Focal Length 89mm
Exp 1/800 sec at f/4
ISO-100
Young boy examines his fathers’ arrows.
Love the hat. :))
Lumix DMC-FZ30 full 12x zoom
Focal Length 89mm
Exp 1/800 sec at f/4
ISO-100
Candid Photography
Aug. 7th, 2008 09:40 pmWaiting for the Bus.
We are looking for photos that are taken of persons going about their daily lives – and are not aware of a camera present. We want to see captures – slices of time – of people without the reservation that naturally comes with photography. The primary subject of the image should be a person or persons. The story emanating from the photo must be dominated by the person/s in the photo – and not ancillary or incidental. This can be in the way of a full candid portrait, or a wider scene – but always with the human subjects as the main focus. We are not after snaps of your family while they are not looking. There is not much challenge in that. Candid photography of strangers can be very challenging – and that is exactly what we are after.
We are looking for photos that are taken of persons going about their daily lives – and are not aware of a camera present. We want to see captures – slices of time – of people without the reservation that naturally comes with photography. The primary subject of the image should be a person or persons. The story emanating from the photo must be dominated by the person/s in the photo – and not ancillary or incidental. This can be in the way of a full candid portrait, or a wider scene – but always with the human subjects as the main focus. We are not after snaps of your family while they are not looking. There is not much challenge in that. Candid photography of strangers can be very challenging – and that is exactly what we are after.
