An everyday Manama scene. As the day winds down and folks start leaving work, Manama’s tiny streets come alive. I really need to spend more time in Manama.
All posts tagged “Street Photography”
September 2016 | Lisbon, Portugal
Street photography is not my forte. It’s not something I practice a lot. And I just don’t have the confidence of a street photographer. Once in a while I like to try my hand at street photography. Ignore the self-conscious feeling of a thousand eyes […]
March 2016 | Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
It says something when merely looking at an image can take you back to that moment. The sounds, smells, and terror. Terror is perhaps too strong. But it’s close. Walking aimlessly around Ho Chi Minh City just as commuters were heading home and suddenly we […]
Film Review: Finding Vivian Maier
The few times I’ve attempted street photography have gone okay. Not spectacular failures, but I always miss that something that makes street photography what it is – capturing real emotion and seeing what the every day passerby doesn’t see. That takes some amount of time, […]
Photo: Staring right through me
Snapping away at the farmers market the other Saturday I took this very accidental shot. Going through the photos in Lightroom a couple of days later I came across this photo. This woman staring right back at me through the lens. I had no idea. […]
Out in Bahrain: Manama Souq
According to Wikipedia a souq is defined as… A souq or souk is an open-air marketplace or commercial quarter in Middle Eastern and North African cities. The equivalent Persian term is “bazaar”. I guess you could the Manama Souq is kind of like that. A […]