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1 STREET PHOTOGRAPHY WOLF MARX

2 Definition Street photography - chance encounters, random activities within public places. - people usually feature. - Street photographs are mirror images of society, displaying "unmanipulated" scenes, with usually unaware subjects. (Wikipedia)

3 Definition: It is not Paparazzi!

4 Flatiron Building, New York 2013 Wolf Marx

5 Definition Photojournalism - employs images in order to tell a news story. - distinguished from street photography by complying with a rigid ethical framework which demands that the work is both honest and impartial whilst telling the story in strictly journalistic terms. (Wikipedia)

6 East West Link Protest 2013 Wolf Marx

7 The Law: It is generally possible to take photographs in a public place without asking permission. an Australian judge stated a person, in our society, does not have a right not to be photographed.

8 The Law: Exceptions: - Private property. - Commercial use of images model release form needed. - Public facilities with policies eg hospitals, schools, railway stations. - Obscene use.

9 History: In 1838 or 1839 the first photograph of figures in the street was recorded by Louis-Jacques-Mandé Daguerre

10 John Thomson, a Scotsman published Street Life in London (1877)

11 The decisive moment Henri Cartier-Bresson

12 Manhatten, New York, USA 1947 Henri Cartier Bresson New York 2013 Wolf Marx

13 John F. Kennedy, Democratic National Convention, Los Angeles Garry Winogrand (American, )

14 Joseph Koudelka

15 William Eggleston Untitled, (the artist s uncle, Adyn Schuyler Senior, with assistant and driver, Jasper Staples, in Cassidy Bayou, Sumner, Mississippi)

16 Laser Vision - Jesse Marlow

17 1. Look for interesting locations and wait for interesting passers-by.

18 1. Look for interesting locations and wait for interesting passers-by.

19 1. Look for interesting locations and wait for interesting passers-by. Mark Lourensz

20 1. Look for interesting locations and wait for interesting passers-by.

21 1. Look for interesting locations and wait for interesting passers-by.

22 2. Go to political rallies and protests and public events.

23 2. Go to political rallies and protests and public events.

24 2. Go to political rallies and protests and public events.

25 2. Go to political rallies and protests and public events.

26 3. Look for interesting light. Mark Lourensz

27 3. Look for interesting light.

28 3. Look for interesting light. Mark Lourensz

29 3. Look for interesting light. Mark Lourensz

30 3. Look for interesting light.

31 4. Use small cameras for discreet shots.

32 4. Use small cameras for discreet shots.

33 4. Use small cameras for discreet shots. Mark Lourensz

34 4. Use small cameras for discreet shots. Mark Lourensz

35 5. Use auto-focus or set to hyperfocal distance. Mark Lourensz

36 5. Use auto-focus or set to hyperfocal distance.

37 5. Use auto-focus or set to hyperfocal distance. Mark Lourensz

38 6. Use shutter priority or Programmed (P).

39 6. Use shutter priority or Programmed (P).

40 6. Use shutter priority or Programmed (P).

41 7. Do Not Chimp Chaddy Wolf Marx 2017

42 7. Do Not Chimp NGV Red Wolf Marx 2017

43 7. Do Not Chimp Mark Lourensz

44 8. Prowl the Streets

45 8. Prowl the Streets

46 8. Prowl the Streets Mark Lourensz

47 9. Go To SITHOM

48 10. Follow Mark Lourensz on Instagram

49 Thank You.

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