Since I got my hands on a camera,
I have been taking pictures of strangers.
Whenever I am prepared and lucky enough, I find so much joy collecting mundane stories. There is a hidden poetry when they are translated into photography, film, drawings or any art forms.
When I don't have a camera, I find myself framing these moments with my bare eyes, wishing they could last a little longer, and then silently appreciating the nuances of human interaction with our world.
Below are some of my favourite of these moments that I could collect to share here with you.
When I don't have a camera, I find myself framing these moments with my bare eyes, wishing they could last a little longer, and then silently appreciating the nuances of human interaction with our world.
Below are some of my favourite of these moments that I could collect to share here with you.
Most of pictures here were taken with a Canon 60D, a trusty 50mm F/1.8 prime lens, and some might have been taken with the powerhouse Sigma 17-50mm F/2.8.
If you see any pictures with heart-warming grains, they probably were taken on a 35mm film with a Canonet QL17 GIII. This camera is considered by some photographers as "The Poor Man's Leica".
And if you like what you see here, you can find more pictures like these on my Flickr.
