It was a sunny day at the ‘Muelle de Pescadores’ in Chorrillos. While looking for a nice capture I would observed a senior citizen watching his grandson (?) having a good time swimming.
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No so long ago, while walking around a park that overlooks the sea, there was a team building a temporary enclosure for a book fair. The sudden gush of wind and the afternoon sunlight played their magic.
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Sea waves along Lima’s coast line are usually up to six feet tall at worst. Nevertheless, once or twice a year they misbehave and may cause a fishing boat rip their ties and run aground some miles away from its pier.
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Every commute is a world of opportunities to capture candid shots. A cloudy afternoon brought the proper light to capture the scene showcasing the hands of a random senior lady tapping the window glass while listening to the ambient music inside our bus.
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Lima, Peru. Any given Sunday we could see Peruvian police officers mounting guard as soccer fans pass by chanting and cheering for their favourite team as they walk towards the main stadium.
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Two months ago, I have met a lovely street vendor while wandering around downtown Lima. This kind lady sells each colorful knitted plastic bag for five Peruvian Soles.
Ernestina was thankful because my purchase was the first of the journey and I was grateful she allowed me to take a picture of her.
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Striding the streets of the bucolic downtown Lima on a busy day a used-tire vendor had his ‘pause button’ on, I took out my camera phone and snapped this candid shot. So far is one of my favourites.
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The stare.
When first reading Capa’s statement I took it literally and I got a candid black and white street picture of a cassava vendor in accordance to that.
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One good Tuesday I learned that street photography is colorful as well. It happened when walking my dog and stumbling upon a two-tone wall and a senior lady with matching colours entering right into my camera phone frame.
Later on I used VSCoCam® for skin tone correction and balance while enjoying Eggleston’s takes.
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I wanted to start this page with one of my favourite candid captures made with my chunky mobile. It is said that black and white are the colors of street photography so, here it is.
I will post a coloured version on the next post processed with VSCoCam® for Android®.
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Ren Hoeck 