street

Who says small sensor can't do shallow depth of field?

I know tis is a "me too" photo, but I still like the strong graphical expression

Oh dear, some of the things you see when you look beneath the facade.

This is Squeeze Belly Lane in Kingsbridge, one of the narrowest public thoroughfares in the UK. The person in this shot is at about the narrowest part.

This lane might be the narrowest thoroughfare in the UK, it's certainly close to it. This is the top end where it widens out a bit.

Another neighbour has her fuel delivered. You guys are going to think my village is a hot bed of "street" photography. Let me see, the dustbin men are here tomorrow, then maybe John Hannaford the butcher will be here on Wednesday, otherwise I'll have to wait until he is here on...

Coal delivery to a neighbour, this is the drivers dog

A couple of figures outside the traditional butchers Lidstone's in Fore Street, Kingsbridge

Back to street . . .

I'm in Savannah and was in classes all day. Tried to get a couple shots this morning before heading out from the hotel but decided to concentrate on the street below my hotel when I got back. Took the liberty to run this one through a Nik plugin to get the feel I was looking for.

This lane leads to the lych entrance to the church which is reached by a flight of steps, hence the name.

In my hometown, a typical commuter place, I consider the local train station to be best place for street photography. Anywhere else people are just to aware of your presence. The station has a very sober architecture and while it is usually a quite busy place, it is also a location that...

From the hip walking-by shot - the screen on the Pen E-P3 is pretty good at oblique angles to still see what is going on.

Dancing in the street