Nikolay Burdin, it's a shame that European privacy laws are killing street photography as a genre. Not to mention portraits. Take pictures in a way that no one sees, and then show those pictures in a way that no one sees :))
Nikolay Burdin, it's a shame that European privacy laws are killing street photography as a genre. Not to mention portraits. Shoot in a way that no one sees, and then show those photos in a way that no one sees :))
Oksana Bardiyer, So, are there any street and genre exhibitions now?
Nikolay Burdin, it's a shame that European privacy laws are killing street photography as a genre. Not to mention portraits. Shoot in a way that no one sees, and then show those photos in a way that no one sees :))
Oksana Bardiyer, That's true! But personally, I'm still getting by! I shoot openly, chat a little, and joke around. Americans aren't usually afraid to be photographed, the only problem is they start posing! I love close-ups!
Oksana Bardiyer, That's true! But personally, I'm still managing! I shoot openly, chat a little, joke around. Americans aren't usually afraid to be photographed at all, the only problem is they start posing! I love close-ups!
Aida, I try to go on vacation far away and do the faces there. I used to have a wave of studio portraits, and I got written permission from everyone to publish them. But with this violation of rights, it's crazy.😏