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You might guess (correctly) that the first of these streets is Hollywood Boulevard. The second is a back street on the Freedom Trail in Boston and, yes, the white stuff on all of the horizontal surfaces is snow! The third, your average street in Bali.
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Glad to see people posting here again. Let's keep it going!
Just hanging around in Shinjuku, Tokyo:

Just hanging around in Shinjuku, Tokyo:

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A lady with her dog. (Nikon SLR)


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Somehow I guess I missed your post earlier. My recollection is that they were playing very well and I enjoyed it. Not many were listening to them though because it was a quiet street and I was the only foreigner around. Actually, except for this street stall selling food nearby with several people eating there were hardly any other people there. I guess they were expecting more people to be around later though. The guy on the accordion was pretty cool. Standing very straight with no expression on his face.David Kilpatrick wrote:Henry, that's an impressive bajo sexto 10 frets to the body - one day, maybe, I'll get a good Paracho made instrument and discover how to REALLY get callouses on the fingertips!

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Thanks Henry.bakubo wrote:Doc, I like that photo! Good going!
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Some of the local kids on the way down the path to Waterfall 2, Gitgit on the island of Bali.
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Nice shot Bruce. I think you should post many many shots of Bali.
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Hi Guys,
Briefly put in words, I like what's going on here with the diverse city-people or scenes. Lots of streets and lots are 'on play' for the observant eye. Sometimes better and more intense than a theatrical play..
I hope to add some when I think my photos are as I want them to be! Looking for the faces and the people I feel I should photograph...
Good contributions all,
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Briefly put in words, I like what's going on here with the diverse city-people or scenes. Lots of streets and lots are 'on play' for the observant eye. Sometimes better and more intense than a theatrical play..
I hope to add some when I think my photos are as I want them to be! Looking for the faces and the people I feel I should photograph...
Good contributions all,
Yildiz
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Thanks Doc, I might have a few hanging around
Street photography doesn't have to be about people right?
Street photography doesn't have to be about people right?
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Nice focal point Bruce. And color and stance of cats as a pair.
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A nice series. Here are two from me
He was a very accomplished player and performed some wonderful classical pieces including Beethoven's 5th
He was a very accomplished player and performed some wonderful classical pieces including Beethoven's 5th
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Great shots everybody - I am really enjoying this thread. What ever this genre of photography is called, it is one of my favourites to look at, yet I have never taken a single "street photography shot" that I can think of
. I will continue to cheer from the side-line - encore! encore!
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This might be a fairly ordinary shot for some of you but it certainly isn't for the vast majority of us Australians and I'm fairly sure that's the way most of us want to keep it. Feel free to chime in here Greg!
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Lots of good photos posted!
Here are some in Thailand.
Two boys sleeping under a bridge in Bangkok early in the morning

In Bangkok's Chinatown in the rain

Here are some in Thailand.
Two boys sleeping under a bridge in Bangkok early in the morning

In Bangkok's Chinatown in the rain

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