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Sorry, no pics to post myself but for those interested in the subject I can recommend a good free exhibition at the Bangkok Arts And Cultural Centre with them currently having a Street Photography show on. Some interesting, funny and thoughtful shots including a pretty contemporary looking set from 1958.

The Centre also has some other good galleries and is prob the best example of the Thai's copying a big Western idea (contemporary art centre) I've seen for a while. The actual building itself is very good too, it's form and function combine in a very satisfactory manner. Location wise it's right opposite MBK so easy to get to and completely free.

http://en.bacc.or.th/event/STREET-PHOTO-THAILAND-UNPOSED-BANGKOK.html

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As from the get go on this topic, I have never understood the "traditional" part of Street Photography... and looking at some other photo sites I do not see that term used....

I don't understand it and I don't wish to, regardless of Wikipedia has to say. coffee1.gif .... I'll stick to the Street and Road photography from now on....or place a photo in an appropriate thread..... wink.png

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Re: Vivian Maier.

There's a new web site of her images - http://www.vivianmaier.com/

Awesome imagery and totally inspirational, even more so qhen you consider she was an amateur photographer who actually spent her working life as a nanny. The way she captured life on the streets is phenomenal.

In my opinion, she was THE ultimate street photographer.

Enjoy

http://reeray.smugmug.com/

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Yes, he's simply awesome. It's not just content, light and compositions which is outstanding, it's his consistent high level post processing. Quite amazing really.

Classic traditional street photography.

http://reeray.smugmug.com/

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