Showing posts with label Photoshelter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Photoshelter. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 15, 2011

Morning in Miami Beach

Miami Beach, 2011. Street Photography by Emir Shabashvili, see http://street-foto.com, Miami, woman, downtown, http://miamistreetphoto.com, http://miamistreetphotography.com or http://miamistreetphotographer.com
Miami Beach in the morning and Revere EyeMatic EE-127 camera circa 1958 loaded with Efke R100 127-format film. More on the camera here

Wednesday, January 12, 2011

Windy day

Downtown Miami, Jan 2011. Street Photography by Emir Shabashvili, see http://street-foto.com, Miami, woman, South Beach, http://miamistreetphoto.com, http://miamistreetphotography.com or http://miamistreetphotographer.com
Started shooting again with my beloved Voigtlander-Cosina Bessa L camera. Wide angle 21 or 25mm lenses require no focusing when the aperture is small, and the shooting is easy (if you manage to hit the right exposure). By the way, "Voigtlander" should be pronounced this way.

Monday, December 6, 2010

Tuesday, November 16, 2010

Saturday, November 6, 2010

Government Center bus station

Downtown Miami, 2010. Street Photography by Emir Shabashvili, see http://street-foto.com, http://miamistreetphoto.com, http://miamistreetphotography.com or http://miamistreetphotographer.com
I'd been caught in this "Mexican standoff" yesterday near the Government Center station.
On a different note, I'm still trying to adjust to Plus-X pushed in Diafine to E.I. 400. This one frame came out ok, but many are too flat. Probably Tri-X is a better choice.

Friday, October 29, 2010

Street scene in Georgetown, D.C., USA, 2010. Street Photography by Emir Shabashvili, see http://street-foto.com, http://miamistreetphoto.com, http://miamistreetphotography.com or http://miamistreetphotographer.com
Street scene in Georgetown, D.C., USA, 2010. Street Photography by Emir Shabashvili, see http://street-foto.com, http://miamistreetphoto.com, http://miamistreetphotography.com or http://miamistreetphotographer.com
Two images from the last Washington trip. I like the street life there very much. In my opinion it is better for street photography compared to Miami, which is either deserted or (in case of Miami Beach) is swarming with (bo-oring) tourists.

Saturday, September 11, 2010

At the Smithsonian

At the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum, Washington, DC, USA, 2010. Street Photography of Miami, San Francisco and Key West by Emir Shabashvili, see http://street-foto.com, http://miamistreetphoto.com, http://miamistreetphotography.com or http://miamistreetphotographer.com
This had been photographed at the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum. I was not sure I caught the boy's figure right until I inspected the negatives; he was moving fast and did run away in a split second after the click.

Wednesday, September 1, 2010

Love one another...

Homeless woman resting on SW 2nd street in Downtown Miami, Florida, USA, 2008. Street Photography of Miami, San Francisco and Key West by Emir Shabashvili, see http://street-foto.com, http://miamistreetphoto.com, http://miamistreetphotography.com or http://miamistreetphotographer.com
This inscription was on the wall by the bus stop on 1st street in Downtown Miami in 2008. The woman is always there, even today. If you stay in front of her long enough she'll open her eyes and ask for a dollar...

Tuesday, August 17, 2010

Monday, August 16, 2010

Morning breeze

Beach view in North Miami Beach (34th street), Miami, Florida, USA, 2010. Street Photography of Miami, San Francisco and Key West by Emir Shabashvili, see http://street-foto.com, http://miamistreetphoto.com, http://miamistreetphotography.com or http://miamistreetphotographer.com
This is North Miami Beach a few weeks back. The Saturday's morning was nice and windy...taken with old non-autofocus Minolta X-570 camera fitted with beautiful Rokkor 50mm F:1.4 lens.

Monday, August 9, 2010

Wednesday, August 4, 2010

Blame capitalism!

Street protesters at Biscayne boulevard in Miami, Florida, USA, 2009. Street Photography of Miami, San Francisco and Key West by Emir Shabashvili, see http://street-foto.com, http://miamistreetphoto.com, http://miamistreetphotography.com or http://miamistreetphotographer.com
I was walking down Biscayne Boulevard in Downtown Miami and saw these kids protesting. No doubt the capitalism is the one to blame:)

Tuesday, August 3, 2010

Monday, August 2, 2010

American suburb: sleeping as flying

Woman sleeping in a hammock in the residential area of Kendall, Miami, USA, 2010. Street Photography of Miami, San Francisco and Key West by Emir Shabashvili, see http://street-foto.com, http://miamistreetphoto.com, http://miamistreetphotography.com or http://miamistreetphotographer.com

This is actually my wife having a little rest at the friend's house in Kendall. When I saw these wings I can't stop myself from firing my 6x6 rolleicord:)

Friday, July 30, 2010

On the go

Street scene at Flagler Street in Downtown Miami, Florida, USA, 2008. Street Photography of Miami, San Francisco and Key West by Emir Shabashvili, see http://street-foto.com, http://miamistreetphoto.com, http://miamistreetphotography.com or http://miamistreetphotographer.com

Street scene at NW 1st Street by the Government Center in Downtown Miami, Florida, USA, 2008. Street Photography of Miami, San Francisco and Key West by Emir Shabashvili, see http://street-foto.com, http://miamistreetphoto.com, http://miamistreetphotography.com or http://miamistreetphotographer.com

These two shots were taken on the move with the small Olympus 35mm camera. I like this way of shooting. It is based partially on the prediction of the visual situation AKA intuition and partially it is just luck.
Of course you are waisting a lot of film, but that's expected. Some of the pictures I've gotten this way are priceless for me.

Thursday, July 29, 2010

Street prophet, his wife and elephant seller

Street scene at NW 1st Street by the Government Center in Downtown Miami, Florida, USA, 2008. Street Photography of Miami, San Francisco and Key West by Emir Shabashvili, see http://street-foto.com, http://miamistreetphoto.com, http://miamistreetphotography.com or http://miamistreetphotographer.com

This man is appearing year after year under the Metrorail tracks by Government Center. He is preaching aloud with his wife seated in front of him. He is always wearing this neck support collar. His preaching is not the best I heard, he is telling Lord's word more to himself than to the others, but this time he had his better day. When I was taking this picture, the elephant seller (his hand is in the left side of the frame) asked me: "Aren't you from CIA or FBI?" Good place. Not too many spots like this is the whole Miami.

Monday, July 26, 2010

Composition with palm tree

View at Flagler Street in Downtown Miami, Florida, USA, 2010. Street Photography of Miami, San Francisco and Key West by Emir Shabashvili, see http://street-foto.com, http://miamistreetphoto.com, http://miamistreetphotography.com or http://miamistreetphotographer.com
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This is the picture I shot recently in Downtown Miami at Flagler street. It is peopleless, pure cityscape and I like it this way.