Beautiful photo. I think a lot of us introverts are drawn to street photography because we like to people watch, usually. Introverts enjoy being around people, just not being the center of attention, right? It's a case of voyeurism, without any negative connotations (annoying how the only word for this has so much baggage attached to it). Feeling like we're connecting while remaining under the radar.View attachment 251766
A typical photo where I'm feeling intensely uncomfortable because people are staring at me (although not at this precise second) as I'm taking photos. It's strange that I'm so drawn to street photography when I'm such an introvert. I guess I can't complain since I'm making them uncomfortable by taking their photos.
Ummmm . . . no. It doesn't bother me if I have to go someplace where there's people, but I much prefer solitude. I really have no interest at all in people watching, and if I come upon a scene I want to photograph and there's people around, I'll wait until they move, if I can.Introverts enjoy being around people, just not being the center of attention, right?
Yes, I think that describes me fairly well. I like being around people and I enjoy people watching. But I'm not often interested in interacting with them (strangers, I mean).Beautiful photo. I think a lot of us introverts are drawn to street photography because we like to people watch, usually. Introverts enjoy being around people, just not being the center of attention, right? It's a case of voyeurism, without any negative connotations (annoying how the only word for this has so much baggage attached to it). Feeling like we're connecting while remaining under the radar.