Workshops

Tuesday, June 9, 2009

Boston West Photography Society
February 6, 2013 at 7:30
St Andrews Church
Framingham, MA
Street Photography in the Modern Age
Using examples photographed around the world, Lou Jones will describe his personal journey in defining a methodology for street photography. He will share a developed lexicon that can be used when taking photographs of strangers in alien environments, including how to address the rules and laws when confronting new subjects. The presentation will deal with comportment, equipment, technique and expectations. Jones will also address common barriers such as language, protocol and hostility when engaging new friends.

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