At a shopping mall in Gothenburg, where a see thru-window helps when you aspire for height…
No pane, no gain.
Category: Street Photography
Happy to meet you.
Street photography isn’t that hard. And especially never as hard as many seem to think. And the true benefit is meeting all nice and beautiful people. As the pair I show you here. I took some portraits of hr, mainly because I really liked her necklace. But they were happy and easygoing. And really liked what I was doing.
Thanks for the expression.
Thru a big window at Drottninggatan in Stockholm. I often wait for my motif to see me, for that magic look straight into camera. If you’re lucky, you’ll get a nice expression too. The younger, the more likelier for that to happen.
What’s coming up.
No, wait! Don’t be in such a hurry to grow up. You’ll get there in due time.
Brick Lane memories.
Sometimes I just browse older pics for fun, today more so to look for one to use for the new version of my Street photography course. Found this one, taken at Brick Lane, London, in April a year ago. I like the plain colors and the simple elements. So there you have it.
That non perfect feel.
Sometimes you really like an image, no matter how technically imperfect it might be. This is certainly one of those, taken with my at the time brand new Fujifilm x100t. Seeing this, I remember that lukewarm night, efter being walking about for maaaany hours. Normally, the streets of Amsterdam are full or at least semi full with cyclists. This late, not so much.
Summer evening anticipation.
A couple of months ago I attended an event in the small town I grew up in. Main bill was a free concert, that attracted lots of young people – mainly women and girls. I most of the time do black and whites, but this evening had a colorful glow to it.
Well blended in.
This passed weekend No Limit street art festival was held in Borås, Sweden. Slightly foul weather, but the the long lasting result…
Second time around, this street art manifestation is quite special to Sweden, with all its grand murals and more – all world class street art.
Here in front of Logan Hicks new piece, suddenly one of the spectators just blended in.
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It’s a dog’s life.
Dogs. Not your average chauffeur. But often left in cars anyway. At least it’s a nice motif – after I’ve check that there’s air enough inside…
Fair and square.
Do work quite often in the full square format, via Instagram. As I’ve shown before, magic appears as you crop to use the composition trick with Dominant eye. Here some of the pics from my account @gunnarfnovik.
“I hear you say”
“Look up”
“Over shoulder”
“Under bangs”
“Eating inside glass”
“I see you”
“Blonde glasses”
“Intense in tube”
“Glassy smile”
“Love girl 4”
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