GoingCandid
GoingCandid
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What about the future…?<br />
How will street photography look like in the future? I guess that there will be a<br />
lot of people doing it, as there are already so many. I also think that it will get<br />
more difficult to take photos of people, the more street photographers that<br />
are out in the streets. Cameras will get smaller, faster and more intelligent.<br />
This will not really affect the scene. There will always be different styles, different<br />
opinions, a lot of resistance because of privacy issues and a lot of discussions.<br />
The basics of photography will remain the same. It is what people do<br />
out of it and how they develop their own styles. This is the only thing which<br />
could change the whole scene completely. Maybe we will see more photos in<br />
color or there will be new styles developed, which could affect street photography<br />
as a whole.<br />
What you can do…?<br />
We have it in our hands what will happen to street photography in the future.<br />
I know that I’m not the person with the biggest respect concerning other people.<br />
But we should still try not to kill this kind of photography by stalking people<br />
in public with our cameras. We should be discrete about taking photos<br />
and not step too deep into people’s privacy. Although there is already a kind<br />
of scene out there, we should stand closer together and keep sharing our<br />
thoughts and comments about this style of photography.<br />
May this last forever…<br />
I cannot think about a life without street photography. I hope this will still be<br />
possible for many years without problems, laws or other restrictions. Let us<br />
work together to fight for our rights as street photographers to document ordinary<br />
life in public. Together we are stronger and together our voices are<br />
heard. Let’s stand up to ensure that we can still do what we do today in many<br />
years from now.