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Autumn is here in Sydney. The leaves are turning brown and the weather is getting colder. I walk my dog every morning and evening, twice a day. He’s old and I want to spend more time with him. I always have my iPhone on me snapping away and posting them on Instagram while he does his business. He is definitely a much happier dog since the move up to Sydney.
Thanks for tuning in. Peace.
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Street Photography or SP in short. I keep hearing the two words. Eric Kim recently held a couple of workshops and one of which was a freebie at UNSW. The freebie workshop was during office hours so I did not attend. After reading up on street photography, I realised that I have been shooting SP for ages. My photos from China were shot on the street. I love it because it is real and raw.
So how do you shoot SP? Shoot as how you see it, candid and no planning. I am quite shy in generally so my style is to be anonymous, with my iPhone 4S. When travelling overseas it is easier because I look like tourist. I’ve started a new hashtag on Instagram, #spsydney (Street Photography Sydney).
I was in Bondi for my first surfing lesson. The surfing lesson was my going away present from my friends back in Melbourne. Thank you very much.
Great opportunity to snap some pictures. Street Photography. What is your style and what works for you?
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I know James and Matthew. Both are extremely inspiring people in their own ways. I hope this story gets you out there and do stuff.
A Life in Four Acts from James Braund on Vimeo.
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People watching, what are your thoughts on this topic? In a foreign country people watching is awesome. I am always curious what their lives are like, what they eat and how they speak. New York subway is a very complex and well planned subway system with complex interconnects, nothing like Melbourne or Sydney. You have to experience it, it was pretty intense.
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I am not a morning person. Ms asked “Hey, do you want to go to the Google photo walk event?” Yes, sure. What time? ”6am at King Street Wharf on Saturday?” 6 A.M??!!!??
I am glad I went and it is one of the best days in Sydney. It was the perfect day for photography, the morning light was soft and the sunrise on the harbour was just spectacular. I used one of my favourite lens, the 60mm 2.8 macro. I shot with iPhone 4s (photos and video) and D80. One of my iPhone photos is on CNET and my amateurish video at the end of the post. Full album on Google+ (D80) and Google+ (iPhone 4S)
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I live in Surry Hills and occassionally, I would walk home after dinner. Sydney is the oldest city in Australia, 1788 was when the first fleet arrived and the aboriginals have been here 1000 of years before that. Sydney isn’t better Melbourne and Melbourne isn’t better than Sydney. They are both very different. Like many big cities, Sydney has its spectacular failures and glories, life is fair.
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The explosive growth of mobile devices. I shot the photos with my iPhone (4S) edited them on my iPad using iPhoto. I am extremely fascinated with how technology enables mobility, and using the mobile devices have made my life easier.
I took up a new job in Sydney and moved up here since last August. A new city is always exciting. Photo collages of my everyday life in Sydney. Life in colour and life in black and white.
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