Street photography, for me, is not an easy task. I’m afraid of people. That’s why having a long lens makes a big difference. With the 100-400mm zoom I can take shots from across the street, and people are none the wiser what I’m pointing my camera at. Too bad the lens is white, and it sticks out like a sore thumb. To my surprise, people here in Edmonton are very friendly towards photographers, and usually do not mind at all having their picture taken. Some will actually try to “strike a pose”, which is nice, but it does not go along my view of “reporter” style photos. Here are some shots of unsuspecting people around Edmonton downtown. Enjoy.









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I love that you shoot street pics on the sly – I want to see more!
ps. You may find this link helpful:
http://digital-photography-school.com/im-a-photographer-not-a-terrorist-how-to-shoot-in-public-with-confidence
Enjoy
xo,
Christa
Yes I enjoy them! I left comments on Fickr.
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loved the everyday life you have captured in the second and last image!
yes, yes, yes, the last image, awesome, great framing love it, you the man.