街道摄影（英文).pdf

Sign in | Search Community Gallery Learn Equipment ezShop Classifieds Travel Street Photography a tutorial and exhibit from Philip Greenspun Home : Learn : One Article Stare. It is the way to educate your eye, and more. Stare, pry, listen eavesdrop. Die knowing something. You are not here long. Walker Evans (in a draft text to accompany the hidden camera subway photographs) My favorite thing about street photography What I like best about street photography is that it is possible to look in more than one place at once. In this photo inside Greenwich Villages French Roast, I was trying to get a picture of the tuned-out New Media exec with the women conversing in the background. I guess I got the photo that I wanted, but there is also a dog fight going on outside. Im pretty sure that I didnt see that in the viewfinder or in real life. [Note the careful use of on-camera flash and ambient exposure so that the lighting is evenly balanced on subjects both inside and outside the restaurant.] note the black dog in the corner note the photographer in the upper right corner Im not even sure what to say about this, but I can guarantee you that the scene (Venice Beach, from my California series) didnt seem quite this varied in real life. Volume, Volume, Volume Garry Winogrand is famous for having exposed three rolls of Tri-X on the streets of New York City every day for his entire adult life. Thats 100 pictures a day, 36,500 a year, a million every 30 years. Winogrand died in 1984 leaving more than 2500 rolls of film exposed but undeveloped, 6500 rolls developed but not proofed, and 3000 rolls proofed but not examined (a total of a third of a million unedited exposures)