INDIA - Street Photography
Getting The Shot
Using any DSLR camera body with a quality prime lens will give rewarding street captures.
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Random street captures can take 3-5 consecutive snaps at a subject to get the desired result. These images were taken using a Nikon D3 body with an AF 85mm f/1.4D lens @ 1/500 sec, f/2, iso 200
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This subject was difficult to capture due to the hustle and bustle, pushing and shoving within a busy market. The end-result of soft out of focus shots like the above right image do happen from time to time in low light locations. A quick setting adjustment increasing the iso or aperture would have captured the subject in focus.
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Laughter with positive interaction are normal occurrence when capturing images of total strangers
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Random street photography is about capturing images that are appealing to the person taking them. Almost every street, laneway or footpath through India has something of interest to capture. These street images were taken using a Nikon D3 with an AF 85mm f/1.4D lens using apertures between f/2.8-f/5.6
Getting The Shot
Close-Up Portrait Street Photography, is Your interaction level up to scratch? if so, you can interact with anyone. A DSLR camera and quality prime lens with direct positive interaction required with the subject(s) - take the shot.
Getting The Shot
With minimal interaction time, this close-up street portrait was captured using a 2007 Nikon D3 body with an AF 28mm f/1.4D lens (1993-2005)
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