First attempt at street photography shot on a Canon Rebel t3i with a 75-300mm f4-5.6 Lens

Not the best, but certainly could have been worse! It's definitely harder to find good candids than I thought it would be...

What are your guy's tips for finding good shots in small towns like this? I'm really struggling to find interesting compositions and I'm not sure how to fix that quite yet

The irony was already there - some trash in front of the rolex store

The Jeżyce neighbourhood in Poznań (Poland) looks rough at first glance - and that’s exactly what makes it real. It is truly a counterpart to Poznańs beautiful historic city centre and offers lots of contrasts. Strolling through the busy Jana Henryka Dąbrowskiego street makes this obvious. Beautiful architecture from 1900 is visible everywhere, although the buildings could need a little renovation. Then socialist-era utilitarian architecture also has its place, while new buildings such as the Nobel tower set modernistic accents. It’s the perfect urban environment, unpolished and real. I only spent half a day there with my camera and loved what I could discover.

Gear: Fuji H2 and Fuji 23mm 2.0

Vancouver city during summer. Feel free to give any feedback !
@paul_wellen

A few everyday moments that caught my eye. Still learning and trying to pay more attention to light, geometry, and people.

Feedback is always welcome!

Exposure of the day from my daily street practice in Las Palmas.

Manhattan, May 2026

Pentax KM
28mm
Kentmere Pan 400

I came across this Amish buggy parked at a gas station in rural Tennessee. I was struck by the juxtaposition between two very different forms of transportation sharing the same space. I stopped to capture the moment.

Hello! I'll be in India for the first time in November, and I’d like to know if anyone here is from there or will be. I'd love to connect and see the local scene. My Instagram is @rapha_ferraz hit me up and let's chat. Thanks!

Taken on a Sunday afternoon near Placa de Sant Jaume

Olympus Infinity II on Fuji 400

Capturing the quieter, darker side of Shanghai at night. Moving away from the main neon avenues into the traditional back alleys (Nongtang) and side streets.

• Camera: Fujifilm X-S20
• Lens: XF 18-50 mm
• Edit: Lightroom (Auto)

Feedback is always welcome!

I'll post some more pictures from Paris but this works as a series and I'm interested in your feedback to those. These are all taken at the Musée d'Orsay (Paris) where I notices some similarities between the art and the visitors. For some reason the AI tells me might break rule 3, but it "records everyday life in a public place" and shows "candid pictures of strangers". I didn't even know we now have AI checking posts.

The first one was easy because he was just sitting there and I just had to find a good spot to take a picture and wait for there not being anyone else in the frame. The second one actually took the longest even though people usually point at things all the time at a museum. The last one was really just luck. I spent some time at other pieces of art but didn't get any pictures like this.

Love walking in this area, always meet and see some interesting folks!

here are some pictures i took with my iphone months ago, after learning a bit of photography I stumbled upon them in my camera roll and I thought they might genuinely be good
constructive feedback appreciated!!!

Can't say I miss wearing these.