A photograph of an older couple standing in front of the Queen Victoria building and talking about something behind them as the man’s pointing hand may indicate. I took this photograph because of their relation to the direction he was pointing to. I could imagine him saying “this behind us, my dear, is a Queen Victoria Building and we are standing right next to the Queen Victoria statue” and yet neither of them turned around to look.
There is never enough love around, so it is good to see some people are not afraid to express their affections publicly.
I have photographed this young couple kissing near the Queen Victoria building.
As romantic as this scene is the man could have taken his hands out of the pockets.
In this photograph of a business man having a lonely lunch on a sidewalk, reading his book and sipping his coffee I have framed the scene in such a way to ensure the outdoor heaters are included. Why? Because this was a very nice, warm day. Temperature was reaching 20C and there was absolutely no need to have these heaters on.
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This photograph of a young woman and a young man talking on their mobile phones and smoking a cigarette is all about symmetry. Not a mirror like symmetry but behavioural one. They both sit on a monorail pylon and I doubt they are aware of each others existence, and yet they are both doing the same thing. Having a break from work, catching up with friends and sadly smoking.
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This photograph of two older man talking on a bench during lunchtime in Sydney reminded me of a recent discussion I have witnessed on an Internet forum on subject of candid people photography.
I am very passionate about photography in general and particular in people photographs. I will on average see 10 to 30 Internet blogs dedicated to photography a day. View what other photographers capture or create. See if I can learn some new technique or pick up what makes me like a photograph and how I can apply it to my skill set.
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