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Tag: Street Photography

“If you can smell the street by looking at the photo, it’s a street photograph”
— Bruce Gilden.

  • A woman wearing a black and white patterned jacket leans against the window of a clothes shop. Other people walk in and a male head can just be seen over her shoulder.
  • A woman walks past an Eircom phone box vandalised by graffiti and displaying pro-Gaza stickers.
  • A tourist looks up at something unseen out of frame in Malaga, Spain.
  • Two men lean against a pole. One checks his phone, while the other one looks off in the distance.
  • A group of young people sitting on a window sill down a side street. A woman and two men. They each have phones and the man on the right is speaking to someone outside the frame.
  • A woman walks past the front entrance of the old Roches Stores, or later Debenhams, but now a derelict building in the heart of the city. The building is surrounded by hoarding.
  • Houses, trees, sky and street furniture are reflected in a pond in Lisbon.
  • The famous Chicago Board of Trade building as soon from La Salle, framed by the leaves of a branch and some flowers
  • A woman holding her dog on the lead. He's sitting on the ground of a pedestrian bridge. The river visible in the background. A man walks past, looking directly at me.
  • A woman and her two kids, with a man nearby, presumably her partner, look in the window of a jeweller's as someone inside picks out something.
  • A woman stares at the tram I'm travelling on, unaware that I'm taking her photo. She is dressed warmly as it is November, and even in Lisbon it gets chilly.
  • A street at sunset from above. A person walks in the light of the setting sun, casting a long shadow behind them. Another figure walks up the road, while a group of people are on a path to the right. Lots of parked cars and the brake lights of a car on the right are visible as it is on a hill.
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