Newcastle Camera Club

Classic examples are the works of Garry Winogrand, Alfred Stieglitz , Henry Cartier Bresson , Elliott Erwitt , Robert Doisneau. Click the link for Wikipedia's article about street photography.

Negative space photography, uses the space that is usually not the primary focus to fill in most of the composition so that it dominates positive space and creates a unique perspective. It can create strong high impact images.

'Framing' is using something in the foreground to frame your subject, such as a doorway, window, buildings, an arch etc.

Photographed outside in the garden - yours, neighbours' or formal gardens, or inside as an arrangement or still life. (click link for examples)

Any subject but the photo must be taken in the two weeks 15th to 31st August. Lovely day today (25th) to try some rain photographs!

Move your camera to get abstract type images. E.g. up or down movements to photograph trees, horizontal movements usual on seaside, but also rotational or erratic movements or zooming while shooting. Usually at 1/10th of a second or slower.

Any image where the attention is on a door or window or both.

Any image you like.

Merge elements from at least 2 images but you can use as many as you like.

Outdoor images with 'sky'. The sky should be integral to the image composition. Give it your best shot!

Land, sea, air - there's lots of examples to choose from. Maybe even space if you have the lens for it!

The year has flown by and it's Autumn again. Time for a seasonal photo of mellow fruitfulness? Or scary Halloween?

One or more people at work - which these days might mean at home! Up to 2 entries each may be submitted.

Up to 2 entries on any topic, but it must be mono, whether that's black and white or tinted, such as sepia.

An amusing image. This one's going to be inteersting!

Factories, workshops, people being busy at work, industrial artefacts, historical industry etc.