The Weekly Street Photography of sunday the first of November is here.

This week we don't have a week theme, so it is

>------------------------------------------------- *Anything Goes !* ----------------------------------------------

this week.

Please, please don't be shy and show us your (recent) streetpics.

Only for the truly fearless, desperately clueless and the odd masochist,
we have ::: *THE CRITICS PIT* ::: where you can post a photograph to
be reviewed without mercy !

Underneath that you can find the ::: *HISTORICAL CORNER* ::: where you can
post your personal favorites from masters of street photography of the past!

And below that is the ::: *TECHNICAL CORNER* ::: where you can post
technical tips and/or questions concerning streetphotography.

You can find the WSP Archives here:

http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/read.asp?forum=1029&message=33557606

Streetphotography isn't about architecture, but it is the art of
photographing people in the city as they interact with other people,
their surroundings or with YOU; the photographer.

There are many different ways and styles to do streetphotography.

You can use a long tele-lens and work as a sniper making sure people
won't notice you, or you can use a wide lens and engage with the people
you are capturing with your camera.

Streetphotography is a rewarding form of photography
where style and personality becomes a part of the picture.
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>*Q
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>>I only know how to approach a place by walking.
>>For what does a street photographer do but walk and
>>watch and wait and talk, and then watch and wait some more,
>>trying to remain confident that the unexpected, the unknown,
>>or the secret heart of the known awaits just around the corner.
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>>*Alex Webb
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