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We had 5 nights in Seville a couple of weeks ago, and I did a mix of street and travel shooting (the latter particularly in and around several of the city's fine churches).
Here are a few of the street shots, including in the famous Calle Ferie bric-a-brac market.
All shot with E-M5iii and PL 15 f1.7.
Regards,
Mark
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Too much Oly gear.
Panasonic 8-18 & 15.
Assorted legacy lenses, plus a Fuji X70 & a Sony A7Cii.
Yes!
Trying to look like I'm waiting for my wife is a standard scenario.
I actually had to wait quite a long time for him - I'm sure I could have got someone even more miserable-looking if I'd waited longer, but in fact I really did have to go to meet The Management!
Lol - Unfortunately I don't have that excuse... and himself is usually hanging around the back of me so I try to shoot street when I'm on my own - not always easy if you're abroad!
Some great shots. I was wondering what that chap with the beard was looking at in #4
I don't have the confidence for this sort of photography, most of my people shots in street scenes are accidentals if they came out well. I need to practice my "casually lurking with a camera" skills, I could maybe get away with it using a wide angle like a FE lens!
I think he was actually looking off into space - maybe he was hoping lunchtime would come around soon 🤣
I’m well aware this sort of street isn’t everyone’s cup of tea, although most photographers seem to appreciate some of the output.
Overall I find it most useful to work on looking as though you’re photographing something else, or at least sowing doubt about the subject in the minds of those around you. That, plus being friendly, smiling, relaxed and open.
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