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48 Times People Captured Perfect Street Scenes And Had To Share It In This Online Group
Japanese photographer Daido Moriyama once described street photography as capturing the alien and the unknown. A photographer goes out to the city streets, out of their comfort zone, and shows us different experiences, different people a different world.
The Street Photogprahy subreddit is a place where enthusiasts of this art form can come together and share their work, discuss technique, gear, or their philosophy behind shooting street. At least, that's what their bio states. "Photos in the streets, freaks in the sheets" is how they describe themselves. So, here we have a collection of the most captivating moments shared in the group for you to lose yourself into.
Bored Panda reached out to photographer James Maher to chat about street photography. He kindly agreed to tell us what makes street photography different from other genres of photography, how to shoot street without disrupting the moment, and what's the future for the art form now that we're all armed with tiny cameras in our pockets constantly. Read our conversation with him below!
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Street Light Moment
Sometimes You Just Get Lucky
Mirror Dimension
New To Reddit. Deciding To Share Some Of My Work
Motion Capture
Sometimes, You Get Lucky
Late Night Rain In Osaka
I Was Lucky Enough To Get The Perfect Reflection Line Up For This Shot After A Rainfall
Morning In Himalayas
Snowy Night In Sapporo, Northern Japan
Once Upon A Time In Newcastle
One Night In London
Some B&w Street Photography Shots Taken These Last Years
Faces (Patan, Nepal)
I Was Told This Was A Good Street Photography Shot
Toronto, 2021
Another Philly Photo. One Of My Personal Favorites And Hardest To Take
My Favorites Over The Last 6 Months
In Light Of Recent Events
Snowy Night In Hokkaido, Japan
Vertical Street Scenes
Got Real Lucky With This One
South Haven, Mi
One Of The Coolest Photos I've Ever Taken
Almost 20 Years Later And I Still Can’t Believe I Got My Camera Out In Time To Capture This
I Had The Light Where I Wanted It For About 3 Minutes
Nikon F - 40mm Pancake - Sf Bus Smile
Picture I Took Back When The Flatiron Wasn’t Just Scaffolding 😔😩😭
Quit Photography For 4 Years And Recently Starred Shooting Again. Here’s A Few From The Archives And Recently! Hope You Enjoy
Boston Streets
On The Way, Cairo
Rainy Day In Osaka
Lonely
Shadow And Reflection
Should I Crop It Or Keep It As Is?
I would cop it into a square and definitely lose the top area IMG_0832-6...d-jpeg.jpg
Some Shots From My First Few Months Of Shooting
Zakopane
Good Or Not Really
A Rainy Evening In Hong Kong
People Of New York
Japan
Street Surrealism
A Lady And A Bird In Vancouver
Some Of The Last Digital Images I Ever Took Before Switching To Film Fully
Some Recent Shots From Tokyo
Street Photo Series With Something Red
Some Photos I Took In October
I Often Find Myself Shooting In Very Abstract Ways. Is It “Street?” Who Knows
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Amazing photographs. It takes a human, not an AI, to snap images like those in a split second.
Amazing photographs. It takes a human, not an AI, to snap images like those in a split second.
