Post your street photography here

[NB23]

Ahha thanks

 

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[InExperience]

Developer: Eukobrom
Film: Kodak TMax 400
Paper: Ilford Art 300
Selenium Toning

 

[NB23]

 

[Sirius Glass]

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You can pick your friends and you can pick your nose, but you cannot pick your friend's nose.

 

[TheFlyingCamera]

 

[NB23]

 

[Rlibersky]

 

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[awty]

** by Paul Fitz, on Flickr
Dark room print on ilford rc new, dodge and burn , split contrast filters, selenium, then sepia.
delta 3200 in d76.
leica iiif 50mm lens

 

[NB23]

This is excellent!

** by Paul Fitz, on Flickr
Dark room print on ilford rc new, dodge and burn , split contrast filters, selenium, then sepia.
delta 3200 in d76.
leica iiif 50mm lens

 

[NB23]

The yawn

 

[sammingopera]

so nice. and i want to know why people like taking street photography in black and white?

 

[sammingopera]

so nice. and I want to know why people like taking street photography in black and white?

 

[awty]

*** by Paul Fitz, on Flickr
Darkroom Print on ilford rc new, dodge and burn, selenium, bleach, vanadium toner.
delta 3200 in d76
Leica iiif, 50mm lens

 

[awty]

This is excellent!

Thanks

 

[juan]

so nice. and I want to know why people like taking street photography in black and white?

Because I want to.

 

[Donald Qualls]

so nice. and i want to know why people like taking street photography in black and white?

IMO, B&W just fits the subject matter, compositions, and light better than color in most cases. Of course, I shoot B&W a lot anyway...

 

[David Polanski]

I want to know why people like taking street photography in black and white?

easier to process at home than C-41...? that and, predominantly, b&w has a certain "magical mystique" about it... remember as well that, by-and-large, we dream in b&w...

 

[Donald Qualls]

by-and-large, we dream in b&w

My reading and experience contradicts that...

 

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[David Polanski]

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I like this one a lot... something of a "meta-Doisneau" going on here...!