Ivo, you've refused to answer any of my questions, and your statements on the subject have been nothing but unsupported personal opinions. Slobodan is simply stirring the water. Wait 'til he comes by my place again and we have lunch. I'll fix his clock then.
Sooner or later, if you want to make your case (whatever it is?) you're going to have to get beyond generalities and deal with facts. The fact is: there's a photographic genre called "street photography." It deals with interactions between humans, other humans, and their environment, and as OmerV put it in another thread: ". . .street photography is not a hunt. It is a benign exploration of life in an effort to create a meaningful statement or poem." I especially like the "poem" part of that statement because I've written about the relationship between street photography and poetry, as has Tod Papageorge (whoever that is, right, Ivo?). It's obvious from your statements on the subject, and, I have to add, from your photography that that's a relationship you fail to grasp. So I guess it's not too strange that you don't understand street photography.
