Arnhem Central Station makes people look small
During my visit to Arnhem â home turf of my photo buddy Kevin â I decided to give street photography another go. Kevin makes it look so easy. With his tiny Fuji mirrorless and a 24mm lens, he just hip-shoots away and somehow always nails it.
Me? Not so much. My Canon 5DsR with the Sigma 24â70 Art isnât exactly what youâd call âdiscreet.â Every click sounds like a miniature thunderclap echoing through the station. So instead of blending in, I hide in corners, under staircases, or anywhere people donât look.
Thatâs where I found this shot â standing beneath the staircase, drawn first by the sweeping architectural lines. Then came the couple, walking right into the frame. Kevin called it âfishingâ â waiting patiently for the scene to complete itself. Itâs new to me, but I have to admit⊠it works.
Sometimes photography isnât about chasing the shot. Itâs about waiting for life to wander into it.
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