I know, I know, this is probably the kind of shot, that everybody visiting Venice takes. Nothing special, but I like this analog bnw photography, and it’s full frame too 😛
I love to shoot people in street photography on film, because you can always find situations like this. My wife and I stopped for a glass of wine in a small local bar in Trieste, and this man was sitting near me. When I took my camera to take this picture, he started fooling aroung, and was very happy, that I wanted to take a picture of him.
This image was a honorable mention in a photography contest called “Interesting about antenas”. I shot it in Tenerife during a photowalk with my Nikon FE2. Of course it is an analogue manual focus street photo Poland.
This photo from a rainy Venice with a graffitti phrase “Live is too short to be negative” fits best at my film photography blog as a first one to post from my last week trip to Venice and Trieste in Italy. The weather was awful but my wife and I spent there few very nice days and stayed positive all the time.
This is one of the last pictures that I shot in Prague, and one of my favourites. I like the bored face of this lady selling cigarettes in one of small kiosks in Praque. Perfect picture for my street photography blog.
I don’t know what the sign says, but it composes well with the lady in the background. I suppose it has something to do with the construction that was taking place on that street. Soon I will post more street photography on film from Prague.
Analog street photography is not only about capturing instant moments, it’s also about taking street portraits like this one. This old man was sitting on a bench in a park, ready to light a cigarette. I interrupted him and took a quick portrait picture. One of my favourite from Praque.
It was very hot during our visit in Prague this year and the sun was burning mercilessly creating very harsh shadows and strong contrast. I think that such a strong contrast is very good for this photo making it perfect for my street photography blog.
I’ve been to prague with my wife on a romatic trip this summer to celebrate our wedding aniversary. We were without kids, so we could wonder around the city and take pictures for five days. I shot two rolls of film there. I decided to publish this picture first, because it is the essence of analog street photography for me.
This is another shot from my analog street project “Falowiec”. The photography itself maybe not the greatest one, but I like the graffitti on the bottom of the picture which in polish means “Stop the bullshit”. Pure street photography Poland.
