GoingCandid
GoingCandid
GoingCandid
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85mm and the City…<br />
Traveling<br />
For the sake of street photography I could travel to a lot of different cities so<br />
far. For the last two years I was travelling only to places where I could also<br />
take photos in the street. I love exploring new cities and document life in such<br />
foreign places. Together with the local food it’s an experience I would never<br />
want to miss. I cannot understand why people prefer hanging out at the<br />
beach…<br />
Where to go…?<br />
I like the big cities where there are a lot of different people. Depending where<br />
you live this may be the capital of your country. I don’t think that there is a<br />
best city to shoot in. “The bigger the better…” is the message. We normally<br />
like places which look different than our home city. Photos of people from a<br />
different race, wearing different fashion or looking different in any way, interests<br />
us. That’s why I like the tourist places in the cities of my country. There<br />
you see other faces which are unusual to the normal inhabitants. Like that I<br />
can shoot some Indian looking people and I don’t have to travel to India. The<br />
same happens to the Chinese and Japanese tourists in Zurich and Luzern.<br />
What to do…?<br />
First of all you just explore the city yourself. The first few hours are the ones<br />
which really hit you in a new city. You should keep this experience for yourself<br />
and really enjoy it. After one day of exploring a new city you should also try to<br />
meet local photographers. I always try to hook up with street photographers<br />
through Flickr, Facebook and other platforms. For me this is part of the experience<br />
and I want get to know new people, get new views on street photography<br />
and can share some of my knowledge.