The last in my street photography series from Uptown Charlotte, North Carolina is featured here. I had fun, and learned from the experience and great feedback provided by folks like you.
Thank you for taking time to visit. For the best viewing experience, check these out in high resolution by clicking on an image. You can also see the complete series from the Uptown Charlotte Gallery on my portfolio site.
Cheers,
C. S.
Part four in this series continues a mix of architectural abstracts, street vignettes and general street photography compositions. Hope you and enjoy, and please share your feedback (positive and negative) on this series. Constructive criticism provides valuable insight to artists as to how the public perceives their art.
Thanks for stopping by today! For the best viewing experience, click on an image to view a high resolution version from my Photoshelter portfolio. If you like this street photography post, then please visit the other posts in this series:
MONOCHROME MONDAY: UPTOWN CHARLOTTE CITYSCAPES
UPTOWN CHARLOTTE CITYSCAPES, PT 2
UPTOWN CHARLOTTE CITYSCAPES, PT 3
MONOCHROME MONDAY: UPTOWN CHARLOTTE CITYSCAPES, PT 4
Cheers!
C. S.
The fourth post in this series features several monochrome street photography compositions. Each image followed my typical black and white workflow, which ends with processing to emulate Agfa APX 100 b&w film in Alien Skin’s Exposure X3.
Thanks for stopping by and have a great week!
Cheers,
C. S.
Third post in this street photography series from Charlotte North Carolina.
For the best viewing experience, click on an image to view a high resolution version.
Cheers,
C. S.
This is the second part of my street photography post from the University of South Carolina campus. I’ve mixed in some architectural abstracts captured as well.
If you like these images, please see part 1 of this post, there you’ll fine more behind the scenes info about this shoot. For the best viewing experience, click on a image to see the high resolution version.
Cheers!
C. S.
It’s time to leave Toronto with this final street photography post. I was fortunate to be in such a cool city with a mix of European contemporary flare, old city charm and diverse ethnic character. An excellent recipe for street photography!
For the best viewing experience click on an image to view a high resolution version. For more Toronto street photography, see my Street Photograph – Toronto, CA and Monochrome Monday: Toronto Street Photography, pt 2 posts.
Cheers,
C. S.
I expect this to be the final post of Toronto architectural abstracts, and following this should be a final street photography post. I’ve enjoyed exploring the pushed HDRish styling used in this series. I hope you have as well.
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As a follow up to my early November street photography post, I’ve included here eight additional compositions I curated from my 4 day visit. As you view this series, I hope you find and enjoy the subtle and not so subtle features contained in these compositions.
Thank you for taking time to view my photography. For the best visual experience, click on an image to view a high resolution version from my portfolio site.
Cheers,
C. S.
High above Victoria St in Toronto, I spied this brave fellow painting the metal window framing of a twenty story building. At this point in time, the painter was painstakingly applying primer. So he had to go back over the face of this structure again to apply the final coat of red! I would say these are mashup of architectural abstracts and street photography.
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Happy Holidays!
C. S.
