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This Instagram Account Features Amusing Street Photographs And Has More Than 500 Thousand Followers (30 Pics)
Have you ever wondered how many pictures have been taken of you without you realizing it? Tourists, passersby or even street photographers, be it on purpose or not, might have included you in their camera frame when documenting their lives at some point. Maybe a photograph with you in it is hanging on someone’s wall or hiding in a family album, or perhaps you are even being showcased in a gallery or a museum.
In today’s article, we want to share some street photographs that have been featured by the Street Photographers Foundation, a platform dedicated to emerging photographers, artists, and designers alongside celebrated professionals to showcase their works. In their pictures, photographers captured random incidents and encounters in public places that are interesting and sometimes fun to look at.
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Photo: Choebay.
The Street Photographers Foundation is entirely dedicated to street photography. Its purpose is to encourage new artists to showcase their works by offering a platform where they can do that.
On the foundation's website, it is said that "the subjects explored are broad, in terms of concepts, styles, and techniques. We want to explore the limits and possibilities."
Photo: Fatih Çindemir.
Besides showcasing photographs of talented artists, the Street Photographers Foundation also organizes Street Photography Awards.
The Series winner of Street Photography Awards 2021 was Dimitri Mellos with his series "Oblivious City". Maude Bardet was announced as the winner of the single image category with "Goat auction in Nizwa". You can check out the winning photographs and works by other finalists by clicking here.
The Street Photographers Foundation has recently released their first Street Photographers book "Why Street Photography?" which includes the best photos of contemporary street photographers and their interviews.
Among the photographers who contributed to this book, one can find the works of Richard Sandler, Matt Stuart, Alberte Alonso Pereira, Andrés Cañal and others. For those who are interested, the book can be found here.
The creative team of the Street Photographers Foundation consists of Masoud Gharaei, who is an Iranian photographer and the founder and editor-in-chief of the foundation, Nesam Keshavarz (art director), Bita Houshmand (creative director), Pouria Sarhadi (art communications) and Yasaman Dehmiani (general manager).
For more information, visit their website.
Photo: Jl Tao Tao.
Photo: Stanislav Grasco.
Photo: Vitaly Zimarin.
Photo: Joe Dai.
Trivia: he isn't the one screaming in the picture. It's his reaction to hearing a scream
Photo: Johan Smedja.
Photo: Harmeet Singh.
Photo: Paul Kessel.
Photo: Ben Avraham.
Photo: Maciej Dakowicz.
Photo: Sadık Üçok.
Photo: Alexander Petrosyan.
Photo: Kem Vata.
Lovely, though I feel this shouldn't be here because it was probably set up
Photo: Cosmin Garlesteanu.
Photo: Moises Levy.
Photo: Ramazan Cirakoglu.
Photo: Bjorn Moerman.
Photo: Timo Lemmetti.
Photo: Richard Bor.
Photo: George Natsioulis.
If you're ever lost, just look up and find the Northern Shell star to guide you home
Photo: Louis Faurer.
Photo: Gilbert Kann.
Photo: Gil Ribeiro.
Photo: Nick Hannes.
Photo: Robert Doisneau.
"No one noticed as he sucked the soul out of her with a simple kiss. No one but the woman in a trench coat, who had just kissed the man behind her. Now a void behind his glasses..."
Photo: Lee Mumford.
Photo: Dash Izairi.
Photo: Jose Ruiz González.
Photo: Stefano Lista.
Look at that kid's face. He's like "I felt that from over here", as he instinctively blocks his family jewels. 😵
Photo: Ertugrul Kilic.
Photo: Vivian Maier.
Photo: David Stewart.
"Ma'ams, would you mind holding that pose? You're truly fascinating. Perfect. Thank you."
Photo: Gil Rigoulet.
Photo: Niraz Saied.
Will humans ever learn to get along as a species? Will we ever harmonise? Or are we doomed to wipe each other out and our one and only planet too.
Photo: Kiko B.L.
Photo: Michael Wo.
Photo: Greg Epperson.
Love This Post!! Was worth scrolling past the 10 above it about the dredges of society.
Cool post! But the one "advertised" in the top frame (a couple tossing a baby across a chasm) isn't on the list! :(
After the last picture in the post, you will see the text: "Note: this post originally had 83 images. It’s been shortened to the top 30 images based on user votes." - you can click to show the hidden pictures.
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Love This Post!! Was worth scrolling past the 10 above it about the dredges of society.
Cool post! But the one "advertised" in the top frame (a couple tossing a baby across a chasm) isn't on the list! :(
After the last picture in the post, you will see the text: "Note: this post originally had 83 images. It’s been shortened to the top 30 images based on user votes." - you can click to show the hidden pictures.
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