Self-Taught Chinese Street Photographer Takes China By Storm With His Perfectly Timed Photos
Street photography requires a knack for catching quirky and unexpected details that others might miss, and this is a talent that self-taught Chinese street photographer Tao Liu has in spades. As a water meter reader in the city of Haifei, he spends his days on the streets, where he can capture warm, unexpected and sometimes funny moments.
Liu’s hobby began three years ago when he bought a Fujifilm X100 and started shooting during his commutes and lunch breaks. He looked up videos by other photographers and read books to improve his art.
His work went viral in China towards the end of 2014 and is now spreading all over the world, so check out what all the fuss is about!
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Load More Replies...Great pictures... but where is the shadow of the man with the broom in the picture where a man is holding his arms up in the air?
In the stone reflection you can see that the guy with the broom is standing one step lower than the old man. The step hides the shadow.
Load More Replies...Fotografii surprinse la momentul oportun. unele foarte interesante.
If you like you should check out this guy from LA who just finished a book instagram.com/izaac_enciso
Load More Replies...Great pictures... but where is the shadow of the man with the broom in the picture where a man is holding his arms up in the air?
In the stone reflection you can see that the guy with the broom is standing one step lower than the old man. The step hides the shadow.
Load More Replies...Fotografii surprinse la momentul oportun. unele foarte interesante.

























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