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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 person with their head down looking at a phone. They're wrapped up warmly against the (IMO) mild October weather in Lisbon. Another man next to them looks off in another direction. They're standing on a pavement made of tiny square tiles in a decorative pattern.
  • Let it snow in Arizona
  • The Dragon of Shandon ready to go on the parade, with a woman holding an umbrella looking at it. A single solitary street light provides illumination, apart from the soft light from nearby windows.
  • A patient dog waits for his owner to find money for a St. Bridget's Cross while two passing women admire the dog.
  • A young woman poses for a selfie in front of the Eiffel Tower as it is all lit up. Other people are sitting down nearby. The Eiffel Tower is reflected in the waters of the Fontaine du Jardin du Trocadéro.
  • Don’t look back
  • A cyclist reads a sign next to a road. The sign is blurred due to a narrow depth of field, but is about the Marina Promenade Improvement Works.
  • Two young men sitting on a couch, waiting to go into Buga Ramen. One holds a menu. A women looks in from the street, while signs hang on the wall, and one wall is made up of lanterns.
  • It's raining and some people are carrying umbrellas to protect themselves from the downpour. Others walk around without, along a street.
  • The Lights to the Church
  • A man uses a large brush to sweep the stret. He is wearing reflective gear, gloves and a woollen beanie.
  • Lionel Richie hates this one trick
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