URBAN & STREET

Social anxiety means that I tend to avoid busy, crowded places, and I’m not naturally drawn to bustling city or urban environments. However, after completing the course with the IOP, I decided to challenge myself even further by enrolling in a Street Photography course. The images shared here are a small sample of my experimentation within this genre, and likely the only area where you will see any people appearing in my frames.

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A woman with long dreadlocks wearing a jacket, standing against a door with a large clock face behind her, looking at her phone, in a black and white photo.
Black and white photo of people sitting at a restaurant, with the focus on a man and a woman; the man is looking down and has short dark hair, the woman has long light hair and glasses, both are separated by a partition. Posters on the wall and strin
A woman working on a laptop in a modern, well-lit cafe with wooden furniture, hanging pendant lights, and large windows.
Person walking on a treadmill wearing striped pants with one foot on the treadmill belt and the other foot on the ground.
A woman standing in an art gallery, looking at a painting on the wall. The scene is in black and white.
Inside Grand Central Train Station New York with high arched windows, people walking, and an American flag hanging on the wall.