I know that judging art is a bad thing, because only the creator can judge his work well. That’s why I don’t send my works to photo contests, fully aware of how many outstanding painters were appreciated only after death.
But still, it’s nice when even the more difficult works appeal to someone, especially when it’s a Vogue Italia photo editor.
Here another recognition of my work, for which I sincerely thank you.
This time my street photos were highlighted. Photos taken with a phone, but it is known that a DSLR is not always with me, and the good old Nokia 808 is still with me – just to take pictures. Another thing is that street photos are taken in a very close relationship with another person, often a bigger camera than a phone simply would not allow to capture that decisive moment, embarrassing people. Honorable mentions from the following groups: @1415MobilePhotographers, @bnwmagazine and @grupamobilni and @newswroclaw.
Street photography teaches perceptiveness, waiting for the decisive moment but also visual language. Can visual language be universal, or is it different for everyone? One thing is certain, every person perceives the world differently. But some things are common to everyone 😉
