Coronation Park in Helston, in autumn. A child was blowing soap bubbles near the lake. I framed deliberately, the bubble, not the child.
This one floated out over the water and caught the light at exactly the right angle. Pink, green, violet, colours that had no business existing on a grey autumn afternoon in Cornwall. The warm tones of the trees, the cool reflections in the lake, and this small sphere of air and soap that lasted about three more seconds after I pressed the shutter. Camera already up, zone focus already set, blam.
Street photography doesn't have to be a street. It just has to be a moment that wouldn't wait.
C Type Fuji Gloss
Professional colour paper from the Fuji Crystal archive range with a gloss finish, which accentuates the colour to give a punchy, rich feel. Gives your image more contrast, glossiness, and a punchier colour feel compared to Fuji Matt, while maintaining tonal properties and accurate reproduction.
"The bubble lasted maybe three seconds after I took the shot. The frame was set before it got there." — Billy
Coronation Park in Helston, in autumn. A child was blowing soap bubbles near the lake. I framed deliberately, the bubble, not the child.
This one floated out over the water and caught the light at exactly the right angle. Pink, green, violet, colours that had no business existing on a grey autumn afternoon in Cornwall. The warm tones of the trees, the cool reflections in the lake, and this small sphere of air and soap that lasted about three more seconds after I pressed the shutter. Camera already up, zone focus already set, blam.
Street photography doesn't have to be a street. It just has to be a moment that wouldn't wait.
C Type Fuji Gloss
Professional colour paper from the Fuji Crystal archive range with a gloss finish, which accentuates the colour to give a punchy, rich feel. Gives your image more contrast, glossiness, and a punchier colour feel compared to Fuji Matt, while maintaining tonal properties and accurate reproduction.
"The bubble lasted maybe three seconds after I took the shot. The frame was set before it got there." — Billy
