Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2001/03/26
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]> on 3/26/01 9:17 AM, Gwpics@aol.com at Gwpics@aol.com wrote: > >> << It's the difference between laying >> traps and pursuing with a weapon, I suppose. >> >> >> Whilst I appreciate that you didn't mean this quite literally, the approach >> has to be much more subtle. But you must also realise that 9 out of 10 times >> they assume you are photographing someone (or thing) else and will move out >> of your way if they spot you. Johnny Deadman opines: > > of course this is a technique in itself... staring PAST the subject as if > deeply interested in something beyond them. They peer round to see whatever > it is you're looking at (nothing, of course), can't figure it out, and go > back to what they were doing. Also useful if someone spots you as you are > taking the picture... remove camera and stare feelingly at lamppost just > behind them. Like I say tho I feel less comfortable with these kinds of > things than I used to. .....and this is how you evolve with Street Photography after shooting at least hundreds of rolls of film on the street. Steve Annapolis