p.131 #1 · Life on the Street - Post your Street Photography here
I love striking a conversation with small business owners. I love to hear their story / journey.
This lady was so kind to sit with us and after I mentioned how much I loved her establishment and products.
At the end of the long chat, I asked if I could take her portrait in her environment.
p.131 #3 · Life on the Street - Post your Street Photography here
ZdevilH1 wrote:
I love striking a conversation with small business owners. I love to hear their story / journey.
This lady was so kind to sit with us and after I mentioned how much I loved her establishment and products.
At the end of the long chat, I asked if I could take her portrait in her environment.
Photography is not just about capturing an "image" digitally or analog on film. It is about "seeing" what is within the image.
Well done Andy!
Dan
p.131 #4 · Life on the Street - Post your Street Photography here
Danpbphoto wrote:
Photography is not just about capturing an "image" digitally or analog on film. It is about "seeing" what is within the image.
Well done Andy!
Dan
Thank you, Dan! it’s always nice to get a story behind the image :-)
p.131 #8 · Life on the Street - Post your Street Photography here
Danpbphoto wrote:
Now this is what I call "the Express Lane" "td"!
Beautiful!
Dan
It was in front of Webster Hall, which was the "Ritz" back in the day. They still show smaller acts. It was a corporate TV marketing event last night. All the other clubs that were in the area have been turned into NYU dorms or high end clothing shops.
p.131 #15 · Life on the Street - Post your Street Photography here
At the dead end of that street it isn't where I'd expect an abandoned burned wreck. It looks like an engine fire, not sure if it was kicked off by a collision first.
p.131 #16 · Life on the Street - Post your Street Photography here
2 of my neighbors. My closest neighbor to the NW raises sheep. His barn is blue and always has been. His great grandfather, g'father, father and now him....."Pappy" sez "blue better calms the sheep!" Ok
Dan
p.131 #17 · Life on the Street - Post your Street Photography here
TimCC wrote:
At the dead end of that street it isn't where I'd expect an abandoned burned wreck. It looks like an engine fire, not sure if it was kicked off by a collision first.
One "crispy critter" it be! Hope everyone is safe!
There have been a few electric cars that have caught fire while charging in their owner's garage's.
A photo op fer sur!
Dan
p.131 #19 · Life on the Street - Post your Street Photography here
I seldom photograph people, occasionally architecture, cityscape, but I wanted to find a place to share this find.
Street but not urban?
Transportation?
Photojournalism?
Taken during an outing to photograph Sandhill Cranes. The rancher needed to clear the road along his fence so he could move cattle from one pasture to another. He was very friendly and volunteered that he was happy for us to photograph the short trail drive.
