"A picture is what it is and I’ve never noticed that it helps to talk about them, or answer specific questions about them, much less volunteer information in words. It wouldn’t make any sense to mean while explain them. Kind of diminishes them"....
When it comes to street photography, serendipity is key. Don’t feel that you always have to have a destination in mind when you are out in the streets.
I think this especially applies when it comes to traveling and shooting street photography. If we ever visit a foreign country, we feel obligated to shoot in certain landmarks of the city (Eiffel tower anyone?) However in my experience it is the touristy parts of a city which are the worst to photograph– and it is the places off-the-beaten-path which make the most interesting photographs.
So apply this “stray dog” mentality to yourself. Be unburdened by a goal or a destination. Just go where your curiosity leads you, and don’t forget to take photos along the way.
"Realizar fotografías simples de sujetos simples hechas con precisión y minuciosidad, de forma honesta, objetiva y humilde".
Leica M8; objetivo Zarl Zeiss Biogon 35mm f/2.8 T* ZM. Segunda cámara: Leica X 113. Y todo lo que pille para hacer lo que quiero hacer....
Si todas tus fotografías son autorretratos, este debe de ser un tipo algo lúgubre. Por cierto, la lección número cuatro (o su enunciado al menos) se contradice algo con la foto que la ilustra.
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