Instagram Account Collects And Shares Pictures That Capture Chance Encounters In Public Places (50 New Pics)
Nowadays, street photography, which aims to capture mirror reflections of society, often portrays the urban environment we live in. Street photographers go out into the streets to capture the important and little aspects of life from a stranger's perspective to create tiny time capsules of our world that can be viewed anytime.
The "Street Photographers" Instagram page could be described as a big time capsule with the platform being dedicated to featuring street photography from all around the world. The main goal of the page (and the organization behind it) is to offer a platform for up-and-coming photographers, artists, and designers to exhibit their work in order to generate opportunities and open new doors.
To see more cool street photographs, make sure to click here and here for parts 1 and 2.
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By Vladimir Zotov
By sokyoungchul
By Theron Humphrey
Don't you give me that decaf c**p,! Those pups kept me up half the night.
By Tom Roy
By Mark Fearnley
By Underfleurn
By Vivian Maier
Definitely from the late 50's or early 60's. Check out the cars in the parking lot.
By Hussein Faleh
House of the dragon is looking rather different from what I last saw
By Noppadol Maitreechit
I'm impressed with the alignment. I doubt I could have pulled it off.
By Moises Levy
By Aude Delannoy Dib
By Newsha Tavakolian
By Sebastian Luczywo
By Modern B
By P.Y Tang
By Jeenah Moon
By Attila Manek
By Bahram Bayat
By Shirley Baker
We were still doing this in the 70s when I was young (but then the local council changed the lamp posts and on the new design there was no longer a cross bar you could tie ropes to). And they took away the "Witches hat" frame from the local playground claiming it was too dangerous. Spoiled all our fun.
By Rita Nevers
By Maciej Dakowicz
By Robert Doisneau
By George Natsioulis
By Léo Berne
That story she told must have had a happy ending...
By Moe Zoyari
I love that the gun is highlighted/highlighting the woman. It makes her look more powerful than she's allowed to be over there
By Pranay Pariyar
By Charles Aron
By William Vanderson
Look, her name is Leda. She just needs to get to Albert Hall for 6 pm
By George Natsioulis
By Lee James McKnight
By Sareh
By Lizy Mae
By Eduard "Ed" van der Elsken
By Ozan Çetinkalp
Those railings made me think the bystanders were carrying bows or rifles.
By Farnaz Damnabi
By Mina Noei
By Arash Ashourinia
By Larry Cohen
