Street Photography done with Kirsty

This when we were asked to go out on the street and ask people if we could take a picture of them

This was our first photo we took when we all together as a group.

These were all taken when we had to ask people if it would be ok if we could take a picture of them, which to start off was quite a challenge but it became a bit easier once you got a bit used to it.

Evaluation

This was a really good assignment to help us get through the early stages of it, it does help with your confidence once you've asked the first few people, and it's really good when you ask all manner of different types of people, it also makes you aware of whereabouts you want to take the shot, considering what people are wearing and what will make them stand out

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