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RE: When people feel relaxed… (My entry for the “monomad” challenge) [Esp/Eng].

in Black And White8 days ago

Good morning @jlufer, I loved the article. I think street photography has changed a lot with the rise of social media. I don't think photographers from decades ago, who carried their cameras out in plain sight, had the problems they do now. Before, a street photograph might end up in a book, an exhibition, or shared with a few family members or friends; now a photograph can be seen by thousands or hundreds of thousands of people online... Of the photos, I particularly like the one of the child.

I hope you have a lovely Saturday.


Good morning @jlufer, I loved the article. I think street photography has changed a lot with the rise of social media. I don't think photographers from decades ago, who carried their cameras out in plain sight, had the problems they do now. Before, a street photograph might end up in a book, an exhibition, or shared with a few family members or friends; now a photograph can be seen by thousands or hundreds of thousands of people online... Of the photos, I particularly like the one of the child.

I hope you have a lovely Saturday.

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¿Cómo estás, querido amigo @enraizar?

Es verdad, con la llegada de las redes sociales, las personas ven de una manera diferente a una persona haciendo fotografías en la calle porque saben que la mayoría comparte en el estado de sus redes; por eso debemos ser muy cuidadosos y sigilosos a la hora de hacer tomas de personas.

Esa toma salió preciosa.

Muchas gracias.

Que tengas un gran día.

How are you, dear friend @enraizar?

It's true, with the rise of social media, people see street photographers differently because they know most of them share their photos on their social media statuses; that's why we have to be very careful and discreet when taking pictures of people.

That shot turned out beautifully.

Thank you so much.

Have a great day.