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INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE
SCHOOL OF DESIGN
STREET PHOTOGRAPHY
For this assignment, we had the opportunity of going to Little India in Klang for a photography field trip.
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We were given a task at hand where Street Photography comes in. It was a challenge indeed and a vast difference from photographing people in campus.
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These were some of my photos taken, in monochrome and manual mode.
Peeping through.
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A women is seen at the cashier in an angle behind the glass display of goods, almost seemingly hiding from us.
Ornaments.
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Details from the ornaments capture the eyes of a passerby, almost a masterpiece of art for the curious.
Focus.
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In the midst of the bustle of Little India, stopping to look shows that this place is home to some. And home it is.
Daily Routine.
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Observe and you will find people carrying on their day in ways that have stayed the same for decades.
Blossoming.
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A little stretch filled with stalls selling garlands of flowers where the flowers are all in bloom.
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Culture.
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An old lady engrossed making garlands without a care by the five foot way as the world passes by.
Caught.
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Another victim behind the glass; framed by his own goods to be sold in his shop.
Convincing.
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A seller hard at work; trying to convince me to buy his sarees as soon as he noticed he was my focus. He caught me.
View.
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Despite all the sparkly goods that were on display, he stole the show.
