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Week 2: A New Technique, 2024

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“ Layers and sub-framing ”

I'm working more on story-telling in my street photography this year, including the use of visual elements such as sub-framing (something I've used a lot in the past) as well as layering: creating dimensionality through different depths of foreground, subject, and background elements.
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Photo Location: Tokyo

This photo qualifies for the "Extra Challenge": Shoot In Manual Mode

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Roger Young Edited a year ago

A classic Japanese street style. I’d love to get there one day. I bet those bars could tell a few stories.

A classic Japanese street style. I’d love to get there one day. I bet those bars could tell a few stories.

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Eric West Edited a year ago

the story is as much about what we can see - and what we cannot. Well done.

the story is as much about what we can see - and what we cannot. Well done.

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jon HALL Edited a year ago

Gives me a sense of a surveillance photo taken as part of undercover work. Love it.

Gives me a sense of a surveillance photo taken as part of undercover work. Love it.

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Mik Laver Edited a year ago

What's good here is that it really captures and freezes what you would see out of the corner your eye walking down that alley. So classic street.

What's good here is that it really captures and freezes what you would see out of the corner your eye walking down that alley. So classic street.

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