Street Photography Series - Learning to Fly by THROBBE

Photography • Abstract • posted on Dec 08, 2014

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Part of my Street Photography series....This image was taken in Wynwood Arts District, Miami Florida. Enjoy and have a great day...

Comments (14)

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Faemike55

5:31PM | Mon, 08 December 2014

Great candid capture She looks intent on her task

THROBBE

5:44PM | Mon, 08 December 2014

Thanks!

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jeroni

5:51PM | Mon, 08 December 2014

Excellent work and perfect realisation

THROBBE

5:56PM | Mon, 08 December 2014

Thank you!

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Richardphotos

6:40PM | Mon, 08 December 2014

a tad dark but very candid capture

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Minda

9:22PM | Mon, 08 December 2014

very nice capture.

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giulband

12:58AM | Tue, 09 December 2014

Wonderful suggestive photo !!

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jayfar

1:48AM | Tue, 09 December 2014

I love the light on this super mono and a great title too.

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THROBBE

6:38AM | Tue, 09 December 2014

Thank you all for your kind comments!

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tennesseecowgirl

2:20PM | Tue, 09 December 2014

Cool street photography I love taking these type of candid shots as well but now a days you are almost hesitant to take pictures that people will get offended by it.... but lol I still do it.

THROBBE

7:12PM | Tue, 09 December 2014

Yeah, I call it ninja photography. Some people don't like a camera pointed at them. A cool technique is to set up your camera/shot on a tripod. Use a remote cable shutter release or wireless remote and shoot away. I've found in order to get good candids, the subject(s) should not see you. In some of these shots, I saw the subjects way ahead of time and was prepared with my stealth mode lol

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