SET ONE – HUTONG

VISION – BLOG 1

Definition of Street Photography

Street photography is the form of photography that shows moments of daily life in public areas. It captures special and unique moments of life that could be missed by the bare eye, especially interactions between people and their surrounding environments.

6 Chosen techniques

  1. Look for things out of place
  2. Focus on the background
  3. Close up (1 arm’s length)
  4. The decisive moment
  5. Composition
  6. Fishing technique

Chosen inspirational Photographer: Gianni Berengo Gardin

General concept focus

The general concept that I want to focus on is the relationship and interactions between people and Chinese street food.

Statement of Intent 

Title: “A Taste of Culture”

The title of this street photography project is “A Taste of Culture”, the concept and story I want to tell with my photographs is how food plays a vital role in people and their experience in diverse cultures. I want my audience to be able to feel the first, exciting, and shocking emotions and reactions of people that try new food. I will get inspiration and develop my ideas by looking for photographs that play with angles and close-up pictures of people reacting.

HUTONG FEARS – BLOG 2

What are your fears/thoughts about going to the hutongs to take photographs?

I do not have fears for going to the Hutongs and taking pictures because I genuinely do not care about what other people say to me. I would get scared if they start being physical, but I do not think that would be happening to me as it is not common. I am just going to smile at them and say thank you, walking away as fast as I can.

 

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