Street Photography — The photographer and the Maya vendor.
There is a right approach and a wrong way to take pictures of people working in the streets. Take a photo walk with me if you want to learn to correct approach where everyone wins. Follow @rudygiron on Instagram. Check out my street photography gallery at...
Make Street Portraits — Antigua Guatemala Town Criers
Here’s a group street portrait of the Antigua Guatemala town criers, Pregoneros in Spanish, right before they started their work of spreading the news. Not often you make portraits of people dressed up in XVI century attires, right?
Street Portraits of Strangers — The Meringue Vendor
Every single time I have encounter her, she’s got a smile to share and sweet meringue for sale. I am glad in this case I was able to capture both in a natural environmental portrait. This week I will make print outs of the portraits of vendors and local to give...
Street Photography Tip — Why we should use natural frames for our street photography
Natural frames are a great way to make stronger street photography images, but strive to go beyond doorways and windows whenever possible. Plants, as you can see, make for great frames as well to add interest to a photograph.
Street Photography Tip — How to overcome your fears of photographing strangers
Often we wrongly assume that the majority of people will say NO when we approach them to make their picture. This is something I disprove in every street photography walk; as I did with this portrait of the crab vendor in the mercado of Antigua Guatemala. In fact,...Top-rated Unique Photo Experience
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