I have this thing of shooting photographs out my car window. Moments that unfold in front of me. I like the energy of these photos. Some have people really engaging in their surroundings. Like this guy in downtown Boulder.
Others have a stillness. Like these people waiting or standing–a woman in Denver, people on a street corner on a Sunday morning in Vegas, and three businessmen in Rochester.
And sometimes I see a story on the street, that I have to pick up the camera and shoot. Here are two different people with shopping carts as a major part of their lives.
To get photographs like this, you need lightning-quick reflexes with a camera that’s already preset. I use aperture priority on a Nikon D610 with a 50mm or 20mm with back button focus. I make photographs out of both driver and passenger windows. And sometimes out the front window. I love the weed-sprayer man with the two cyclists. Would look amazing large!
There are scenes out there. Just keep your eyes on the road and your hands on the wheel, too!
All good stuff.
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Thank you, Merlin!
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