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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 man on the street with a large sign warning "Global Warning". A woman carrying a shopping bag is listening patiently.
  • A popup "Shein" store opened in Opera Lane recently. There are long lines of people waiting to go in.
  • A few straggling plants grow out of the down pipe of the gutters on a building. The old tiles on the roof are visible as are two windows built into the roof.
  • A detail from the building of Morley's Suit Hire on Daunt Square in Cork. It's shot from inside the McDonalds across the Square so the frame of the window is visible
  • A long exposure shot of the Texaco petrol station in Dingle. I zoomed in (or out, I don't recall) while taking the photo so the lights of the signs appear to jump out. Visible are the prices, €2.05 for a litre of petrol or diesel.
  • A man looking at records in a music store with a big poster of Rory Gallagher on the wall behind
  • A shop front: a table with a sign that says "All you need is love", a statue of an ange, a cherub statue and the book, "The Kennedys Portrait of a family" by Richard Avedon.
  • People taking selfies in Edinburgh Castle while in the background an older couple greet each other.
  • A Henry vacuum cleaner on top of an old style fridge out on the street in front of a hardware store
  • A couple enjoying a meal on a warm evening. They're dressed for the weather, and sitting in chairs at a table with the remains of their meal on plates there.
  • Hoarding around a derelict site in Cork City has graffiti on it and an eye looks out of the corner while a young woman walks up the street
  • The window of a derelict building in Cork City with the greeting HOWYA on it.
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