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It's amazing to me that you can take photos of complete strangers so easily. For a couple of years I watched a group doing Tai Chi in a park on my way to work, but the only time I stopped I couldn't bring myself to actually photograph them.
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Matthew.
A simple approach and say "do you mind if I take a photo" , "I really admire what you are doing"/flannel/ suck up.
They can only say yes or no.
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yep, just ask. most of the time they actually don't mind, but it takes some guts to overcome your shyness.
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I think this is the best to do NT, but I don't know if I were able to do it.
I will practice my best smile and my best and propper way of asking in German...
Very beautiful series Uli. I like very much the way you worked this series having few students in the foreground and the story in the backgroud. Wouldn't be able to pick a favorite here... all are part of the series and belong together....
Nice work.
A work of art which did not begin in emotion is not art.
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I actually do both...asking and not asking depending how big and ferocious their dog is.
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