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seeing things in a unique view | |
 | Wow mga bata! Ang galing ng anggulo nito :D tsaka kulay. |
| Children on the streets (not always "streetchildren" hehe) are fun subjects. They have this spontaneity that is inert to them. I'm glad you had a taste of the experience. I do street shooting 2 ways: one is a friendly approach when I get to interact with them and even ask them to pose for me. The other one is detached and "invisible." I use a long lens for this and usually I get images that are more natural.
I had several experiences when children started flocking around me and start posing unnaturally (the "pogi pose" is universal believe me). I ended up with a bunch of photos not really worth keeping or exhibiting.
You have to strike the balance between the 2 approaches for a better street kids shooting. You have a good start.
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 | this one's so candid i like it despite the lack of multiple colors. :) |
| that "pogi pose" is universal. I tell them, "if you pose that way, I'll not take your photo." Usually, they invent other poses. Use the hands to frame faces. |
| they WILL flock to you! hehe |
| tip no. 1: get closer and focus on the eye. |
 | choooong! youre so good at this! youre like...my idol! hahaha:)) sige sige.. if i take photog stuff, i'll tell them na youre my inspiration! ang galing galing! (nicoooole, astig to!:D) |
 | a trial of street photography. ul get better with it. i know. |
 | nice capture ng smiles and laughter d2. iba talga ang tawa ng bata totoo. nice shot. except that sayang ung space sa left. i hope you dont mind me saying that. =D
add kita sa contacts ko ha dude... |
 | nice street photography =)
try candid shots! =D |
 | I really dont know why kids always do this pose???? Aldrich if you want to know more about street photog...Sir Dave is my first mentor....I owe alot to Pastor Dave. |
 | the strong light on their faces really gives this a pic a story to tell.....really good one |
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Wow mga bata! Ang galing ng anggulo nito :D tsaka kulay. 