Not so enjoy

[Ivo_B]

Without any prejudice, I would like anyone interested to read the following article if you have not read it before...

Street Photography?

Russ, thanks for your response.

I was an early follower of Eric's work on Tumblr. At a certain moment I found his opinions about photography a ventilation of frustration and a bit bloated. And he shifts to be a guru (not only on photography) I guess it has to see with his high intelligence and his 'young' age. But he surely produce good photo's!
Take a look at his recent work and see what kind of photography he is doing in the series 'Only In America' (not the 'Bruce Gilden' copy cat work 'Color Street Portraits')

Personally, I like more Tatsuo Suzuki, because he is no nonsense, not bloated, but you have to dig in his work to find true gems!

[OmerV]

Personally, I like more Tatsuo Suzuki, because he is no nonsense, not bloated, but you have to dig in his work to find true gems!

Well, he has a stylistic sense, but it borders on the kind of street fashion work done in the sixties. Most of Tatsuo’s subjects tend to be young, attractive females whom he portrays as emotionally withdrawn, but without the consequences of that isolation.

As both flickr and instagram have proven, photographing attractive people, especially teens, is an easy way of getting “liked.”

I do like this this one:
http://tatsuosuzuki.com/photo/52344/2938

[RSL]

Yes!

[degrub]

and this one -
http://tatsuosuzuki.com/photo/52323/2938

make you wonder what the raven was thinking.

Frank

[Slobodan Blagojevic]

...make you wonder what the raven was thinking.

Thinking? Not much... happily singing along

[Rob C]

I was an early follower of Eric's work on Tumblr. At a certain moment I found his opinions about photography a ventilation of frustration and a bit bloated. And he shifts to be a guru (not only on photography) I guess it has to see with his high intelligence and his 'young' age. But he surely produce good photo's!
Take a look at his recent work and see what kind of photography he is doing in the series 'Only In America' (not the 'Bruce Gilden' copy cat work 'Color Street Portraits')

Personally, I like more Tatsuo Suzuki, because he is no nonsense, not bloated, but you have to dig in his work to find true gems!

Thanks for the Tatsuo link; the guy defines street.

Rob

[RSL]

Well, he at least understands what it is.