Yesterday after work, I walked around a bit, taking street photography. The weather was sunny, and I wanted to capture people and the light. The pictures can be more expressive with sunlight shining on the subject.
To photograph on the streets is very exciting. I try to catch an emotion. Here I think I did it. I smile and get the feeling of happiness when I now look at the picture. I have edit it in Snapseed.
In this picture, I first saw the sunlight on the door of the building. Then, I waited on the other side of the road for a human to pass. First comes cars and sickles, but this young man came by with a flower bag after a time. He looked so happy, and I think I could also feel an emotion.When I walked past a café, I saw this woman sitting outside in the sun, maybe she was waiting for someone. I have cropped the picture, and then the two people inside the windows also give a history to the scene.
It was so great to photograph on the street again, trying to make stories with the low sunlight shining on people and catching the feelings, emotions, and the mood in the streets.
This week, we have enjoyed some days with 20 degrees temperatures. The sky was blue, and the sea was inviting. We met lovely people. We also swam in both the pool and the ocean. We hiked in the mountains nearby. We spent some hours in the rainforest near Firgas in the north. We took a…
Friday afternoon I went on the train in Oslo and arter nearly 6 hours I arrived Trondheim. Trondheim is known as a student city, Norwegian university of technology is placed in Trondheim, also a lot of other university studies. We visit Trondheim just for a relaxing weekend. And we walked around looking at the beauty…
Are you an all-about photographer? It´s nothing wrong with that. I think I am an all-about photographer, not a specialist in one changer, but in everything, I can picture. And I ask myself what is my voice in my images? When I take so many different shots. Is there a common denominator? May be a…
The author expresses a passion for macrophotography, highlighting the beauty of observing small details in nature. They reflect on an experience photographing a hoverfly in their garden, pondering the artistic value of nature photography. Emphasizing the difference between “making” and “taking” photos, they argue for a deeper, more intentional approach to art through photography.
Here are some of the photographic treasures I collected this weekend. Tanum in Sweden is a fantastic photogenic place. It is peace for the soul and the body, walking by the sea. Saturday afternoon weather brightened up after a miserable rain. The sun peeked out between the clouds and created beautiful moods. And a great…
There is something special about heading into the city with no other goal than to photograph. No meetings, no errands — just a camera, a pair of comfortable shoes, and an open mind. Yesterday was one of those days. I took the train to Oslo S and walked up to Grünerløkka, one of Oslo’s most…
Nice