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Inside Agustín Canosa’s Camera bag! (Bag No28)

Hello street hunters!

I’m Agustín, a 21 years old guy (almost 22) who lives in Montevideo, Uruguay. Three or four times per month, I go to my other house, far away from the city and that is the place where I shoot the majority of my photos.
I started with a 35mm compact camera when I was a child making photos of whatever it moves. Then, when I grew up , I started shooting digital with a Canon SX 10 which I loved.

I was missing the analogue thing, so I decided to buy a SLR and tons of Kodak films. Now I collect vintage cameras from all over the world and I have fun with them a lot. Another thing I enjoy a lot is to edit my raw files. I can spend hours and hours of pure joy using Lightroom.

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Inside Andrew Wilson's Camera Bag promo

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Inside Andrew Wilson’s Camera bag! (Bag No27)

Hi!

This is Andy Wilson and I live just outside of Houston. Mom gave me a Kodak Instamatic when I was about 10 years old (and that was over 40 years ago). My first SLR was a Canon FTB and I processed my own B&W. I started shooting a DSLR about a year ago. In the past I was mainly interested in cityscapes. That shifted slowly into what has become a passion and fascination with taking candid street portraits. I shoot in P mode with my 24mm lens and get as close to my subject as possible. I am comfortable approaching strangers and feel blending in helps create an opportunity to capture that special image.

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Gregoris Tselepides Camera Bag promo

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This is the last bag for 2014! The last bag! Please send in your bags to be published in 2015! Let’s see who will be published first! Who will send in their bag before everyone else!

Inside Gregory Tselepidis’ Camera bag! (Bag No26)

Hello StreetHunters!

I travel whenever I can. The rest of the time I just walk around my city. There is always a small compact camera in my pocket ,usually loaded with B/W film. I have been doing it for 30 years and though today I use digital for my work , I still express my feelings on chemical. Tessar, Sonnar, Minotar, Ilford, are magic words to me. And these lenses/film lock my memories and give me good photos ( that are still getting published in magazines )

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Inside Peter Kardas Camera Bag promo

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Inside Peter Kardas’ Camera bag! (Bag No25)

Hello StreetHunters!

What still amazes me is that art occurs all around us everyday –if you have a camera, quick reflexes, nerve, and some artistic instinct – you can capture art in life’s everyday occurrences. Today, if I pick up my camera and walk down a city street, I will take a picture of someone’s living dream (good or bad) – that is a bit of magic to me, that is a worthwhile endeavor.

When I was a child, my family had a shoe box filled with family candid photos from the 1950s and 1960s. That box contained a small visual history of the American Dream – photos of suburban cape houses, moms with Jackie Kennedyesque hair styles, dads in uniform, Cape Canaveral rockets, and silver Christmas trees. Importantly, those photographs documented part of my parents dream, and I appreciate that someone took the time to photograph them. That shoe box was my early inspiration to start photography.

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Inside James Fox’s Camera bag! (Bag No24)

Hello StreetHunters!

I was first into photography in my teens, when I got hold of a second hand Canon AE-1 Program 35mm film SLR. I only got back into it seriously about 3 years ago, when I bought myself a point-and-shoot Sony. When I heard about the Fuji X-series camera, I knew I had to have one. I like the XT-1 because it can be very compact with the 27mm lens, but it is also a very capable camera. The small size compared to a DSLR allows me to be stealthy on the street. I like to take candid shots best – I sometimes use the flip-up screen as a way to capture candids up-close with a wide lens. I love looking for creative ways to use light and shadow. I will often use zone-focus if I want to capture shots quickly whilst walking.

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Inside Edwin Gustafson’s Camera bag! (Bag No23)

Hello StreetHunters!

I began photographing in 1962, having been given an Argus C3 rangefinder for Christmas. I was in my second year of college. I seem to know intuitively how film ASA, aperture and shutter speed worked. I took photos of my guitar, college field trips and girl friend. In 1971 I bought my first professional camera, a Nikon FTn with 105mm lens…my first look though the view finder was amazing. Travel, weddings, and my first street shooting happened with that camera. Classic landscape work got me into my Deardorff 4×5/,5×7 camera with 210mm and 90mm lenses. I contact printed the 5×7 work. There was a 25 yr break in photography. I returned to landscape work and went digital in 2005 with a Nikon D70s and then D700. These last nine months I have used one camera, one lens, the Fuji x100s exclusively. Some of you may not know that the Argus C3 was a “fixed 50mm lens” and the Fuji x100s is a “fixed 35mm equivalent lens”. So, I have gone from fixed lens rangefinder to fixed lens rangefinder! What a circle in all these years!

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Inside Owen Jenkins’ Camera bag! (Bag No22)

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I have been shooting since 2011 and started with macro photography taking shots of insects and flowers etc. Then had a time out from it all and sold my gear!! Then one day when walking past a camera shop where I live, I saw a FujiFlim X20 in the window, thought that looks fun. The photography bug had bitten me again but this time I decided to follow my heart and begin shooting B&W Street Photography. My inspiration came from seeing the work by Don McCullin. Seeing how he captured powerful images of people from around the world and at home in London, I just knew that this form of photography was for me.  Now I suffer with cabin fever and feel the need to be out shooting everyday trying to hone my techniques as people are more difficult to shoot than insects and flowers!!

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Inside Thomas Ludwig’s Camera bag! (Bag No21)

Hey you Street Hunters out there!

To me a street photographer is a nerd that is out on the street 25 hours a day. I’m not this sort of guy as I just do not have the time I’d like to have. But photography and especially street photography is my passion. Many of my images were made in African countries some time ago. By this time I had a big fat DSLR but nowadays I’m in the mirrorless world and am convinced that this is the future. Street photography is honest. Honesty is timeless which makes so many street photos timeless. That’s why I like this great genre.

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Inside Skela Cizret’s Camera bag! (Bag No20)

Hi everyone!

Street Photography for me is generally about having fun and trying to get into the zone that allows for those rare synchronous moments, which can more than often lead to photos worth keeping. I became interested in Photography back in the 1990’s after purchasing a Pentax P30T then moving into the big league with a Lomo LCA! – Soon after that for some reason I stopped taking images for almost a decade – I then purchased a second hand iPhone which got me back into the groove again. These days I shoot with one of mainly three cameras, which can all quite easily fit in the bag. I’m now in the process of slowly getting back into film and have recently started bringing a book along for those more lengthy train journey’s.

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Inside Eddy Le’s Camera bag! (Bag No19)

Hi everyone!

My name is Eddy and I live in the beautiful Rethymno. My first DSLR was a Nikon entry level. I remember while saving money to get it, I was learning how to use it and how to shoot in manual. What’s the point to get a DSLR if I shoot in auto right? I started shooting whatever was interesting to me. People, nature and random objects. Few months later I had the chance to work as a photographer. Shooting in a low light situation with speed lights was a whole different thing and I learned so many things. As the time passed, I fell in love with landscape photography and now this is what I focus on. I always have with me a notebook for my ideas, goals and photography notes. A own lens for landscape and a walkaround lens for Street Photography.

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