





I've been staring through a Pyrex dish so long that I sort of forgot what is required to take an interesting photo out on the streets. That of course implies I have taken an interesting street shot. I think that street style photography is the most difficult photographic style. It has the severity of comedy in that it fails as spectacularly and with as

little discussion as it succeeds, just like comedy. Fortunately, to my undying credit, I am a funny, funny guy.
Here are some of my shots. I think they qualify as "Street" in that I was in full view of a street at all times during the capture of these images. In some instances I may have even been standing "on" or "in the middle of" a street to capture the image. I use quotes to indicate that I am using the vernacular for purposes of clarity only. In any case, these are images and they are of the "Street" variety, as far as I'm concerned.
Your Loving Pal,
Brian