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Street Photo Analysis: Behind the Photo No16 -Sea Gull

 Does street photography have to have a street in it? Does it have to be taken in an urban environment? Does Street Photography have to have people in it?  Many of the Masters took photos of dogs? Are you allowed to take photos of Seagulls or is that classed as Wildlife. Does the person have to be facing the camera or can they be looking in the other direction? If you can't tell what location the photo was taken in...does it count, is the photo a failure OR  does it even matter?  A closer look at the Street Photo Seagull We have 3 abseilers coming down the side of the building, which later we learned  were actually window cleaners. We have strong black and white horizontal lines with a slight curve giving the photo a very arty feel and a bit of tension. The sky is grey and looking cloudless and a single solitary Seagull is flying and surveying the scene. We have rule of odds going on with the three abseilers and the same with the solitary seagull?. The shot is n...

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