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=== a set of instructions ===

via http://streetphotographynowproject.wordpress.com/

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Instruction #1 "If you can smell the street by looking at the photo, it's a street photograph" --Bruce Gilden
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Instruction #2 "Turn your attention to the four-legged population" --Ying Tang
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Instruction #3 "Take a bus. Do Weekly shopping. Pop into a public loo." --Nils Jorgensen
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Instruction #4 "Document some evidence of human ingenuity that would otherwise go unnoticed. Do it without including any humans in the picture" --Michael Wolf
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Instruction #5 "Get lost in a thicket of signs and structures" --Wolfgang Zurborn
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Instruction #6 "Never overlook a cliche" --Artem Zhitenev
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Instruction #7 "When you have to shoot: shoot! Don't talk!" --Il Brutto
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Instruction #8 "On your knees please... Take a picture from floor level." --Matt Stuart
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Instruction #9 "Play photographic poker. Look for a pair, two pairs, or three of a kind." --Siegfried Hansen
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Instruction #10 "Photograph like an assassin; suddenly and silently" --Osamu Kanemura
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Instruction #11 "Take to the streets! Get political!" --Mimi Mollica
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Instruction #12 "Look for the stars, even in broad daylight." --Markus Hartel
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Instruction #13 "Look closer to home." --Lars Tunbjörk
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Instruction #14 "Show us the aftermath." --Maciej Dakowicz
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Instruction #15 "Wander aimlessly most of the time" --Melanie Einzig
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Instruction #16 "Wait for the rain, it makes shooting on the street easier and more interesting." --Martin Parr
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Instruction #17 "Take pictures where you're not comfortable, where you feel exposed, threatened, or morally on the wrong side." --Mirko Martin
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Instruction #18 "Look for a window. Through a window, out of a window, or at the reflections on a window." --Arif Asci
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Instruction #19 "Expose the banalities of the new urban landscape" --George Georgiou
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Instruction #20 "Slow down, the next picture may be very quiet and close" --Bruno Quinquet
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Instruction #21 "Be aware of the way the camera compresses a three dimensional world into a two dimensional plane and use that to your advantage" --Nick Turpin
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Instruction #22 "Pick a spot, stay there for an hour and see what unfolds" --Polly Braden
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others
  * Make a picture containing The Good, The Bad and The Ugly --Jens Olof Lasthein.

discussion
  * http://www.flickr.com/groups/instruction19/discuss/72157625971681326/

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