A new round of images... I had asked on Facebook if people rather wanted more regular updates or more images per entry... As nobody answered I'll just do what I want... Makes most sense anyways as it's my blog after all... ;)
I like the top image... An interesting pose with my hands with camera reflecting in the window...
Strong face...
As if in a different colored world...
Working together...
Mmmh...
Very blue...
People hanging out outside the 125 Street subway station... Blurry, but I like it!
Great colors and expressions...
Focus on the scratches...
Police interaction behind me... I guess that's what she's looking at...
You have been warned...
A friend sent me a link to a series of turnstile images from I think 2004... Just people using the turnstiles... Interesting, but I can't find it at the moment...
Cool profile...
Actress studying lines?
At the starting gates...
Unusual styling...
Final image for the day...
Great pictures. As usual. :) What I wonder about: Do you ask the people before you take a picture? Or do you ask them afterwards and explain why you are taking pictures? Do they have to sign something?
ReplyDeleteThank you, Stella! This is a great article on street photography and the law in the US: http://everydayaperture.com/law/ For kicks you should also check out this video on the work of Bruce Gilden: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IRBARi09je8
DeleteInteresting! Do you know if this is similar in Germany (or other countries, say, Sweden? ;o)) ?
DeleteI think that the rules for the actual taking of the images are similar in Germany... (As in you can take pictures of people in a public setting...) But regarding the next step, publishing the results: There seems to be a stronger emphasis here on "freedom of expression" while in Germany laws seem to be more set to preserve privacy... No clue about Sweden, sorry!
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