People & Street

My approach to photographing people reminds me of the famous Ansel Adams description: “he photographed rocks like people and people like rocks”. I tend to do the same when the photos are posed. I much prefer candid images, particularly those where the subject is looking at the camera by chance (often from a distance) and they appear posed. I don’t spend a lot of time shooting in urban settings, so I don’t really do what is normally called “Street Photography”. But I like my people photos to tell a story, whether it is from the look on a face, the setting, or the person’s action. Here some examples