Worcester February 2012

[Guitarman0]

Had my first go at street photography today. I would greatly appreciate any feedback.

The first two were taken alongside Worcester race course and the rest were taken in Worcester City Centre.

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IMG_2491 by B_Alexander, on Flickr

2.


IMG_2514 by B_Alexander, on Flickr

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IMG_2520 by B_Alexander, on Flickr

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IMG_2528 by B_Alexander, on Flickr

5.
This guy and I had a little joke and I told we agreed he would be on the front cover of the next issue of OK magazine lol


IMG_2530 by B_Alexander, on Flickr

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IMG_2533 by B_Alexander, on Flickr

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IMG_2539 by B_Alexander, on Flickr

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IMG_2540 by B_Alexander, on Flickr

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IMG_2542 by B_Alexander, on Flickr

 

[matthab]

Very good. As some one who loves in Worcester it's nice to see some photos of it.

I would say why 2 pics of the homeless lady?

 

[Guitarman0]

Very good. As some one who loves in Worcester it's nice to see some photos of it.

Thanks

I would say why 2 pics of the homeless lady?

I wasn't sure which I preferred

 

[ElDude]

I think the angles work better on the 2nd shot of the homeless person. There's a sense of people keeping a distance from them, and the drain looks nearer too which adds the 'living in the gutter' theme.

 

[theheyes]

The problem with a lot of street photos is that they can be lacking in that extra dimension and just end up looking like well-taken snaps. If you had #3 looking anxious in his smart clothes in the same frame as #8 homeless woman looking pretty content with her fried chicken, that contrast would make a much better photo.

The problem is the stars rarely align for you, which makes a really great street photo such a gem.