Relationships on the Street


 







One of the primary challenges I encountered during this process was engaging with the creative dimension of photography. I relied heavily on the “fishing method,” positioning myself in a single location and waiting for the opportune moment to capture the scene. While I did not adhere to a fixed set of technical adjustments, I frequently experimented with ISO and aperture settings, modifying them in response to changing lighting conditions and compositional needs

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