This Instagram Account Features Amusing Street Photographs And Has More Than 500 Thousand Followers (30 New Pics)
Street photography is very special in the sense that it highly relies on chance, candidness and big crowds. The bustling stream of chaos in public places provides plenty of that and much more, if you're keen and patient enough to wait. And there are plenty of photographers that wait for the perfect moment to pass them by, like any other passerby.
The Street Photographers Foundation's goal is to feature powerful pictures by up-and-coming and professional photographers alike, and they happily do it on their Instagram account which by now has more than 550k followers, which is a testament to the quality of content that they constantly provide.
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Photo: Unknown.
Photo: Jordan French.
Photo: Richard Newman.
Photo: Gordan Von.
Photo: Juliana Kuznetsova.
This is so sad and so beautiful at the same time I CANT TAKE IT DAMN THOSE ONION NINJAS
Photo: Anthimos Ntagkas.
Photo: Kam Sears.
Photo: Bettmann Archive.
Photo: Emilio Morenatti.
Photo: Richard Bilingham.
The warning look of the flying cat.... "You didn't see anything, photographer." *dramatic music
Photo: Alexi Pavlov.
Photo: Natali Voitkevich.
Photo: Timothy Allen.
Photo: Forrest Walker.
Differences, and different people, with different beliefs, CAN co-exist!
Photo: Roozbeh Roozbehani.
Photo: Paul Bijsterbosch.
Photo: Salwan Georges.
Photo: @silver.images.
Photo: rgcbatista.
Photo: Emilio Morenatti.
Photo: Adam Miller.
Photo: Swarat Ghosh.
Photo: Evelyn Hofer.
I would love to have that bike. My guess is that she doesn't actually ride it.
Photo: Peter Marlow Foundation.
Photo: Alicja Posłuszna.
Photo: filip_jandourek_photographer.
Photo: Thomas Hackenberg.
The funny part is it looks like she is covering the lens. If thats her habit, the film is wasted.
Photo: Tilo Nurmi.
Photo: Steve McCurry.
Here in America, that bike seat is easily worth 200$. The rest of the bike, very likely a Raleigh, maybe 30$. The seats would be considered Vintage, and are hard to find as originals.
Photo: Bruce Gilden.
Photo's have a way of capturing a moment that can never be achieved with motion video.
I would love some context on some of these. At least they credited the photographers for once!
Photo's have a way of capturing a moment that can never be achieved with motion video.
I would love some context on some of these. At least they credited the photographers for once!
