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Street Photography Is Capturing The Beauty In Mundane

where art meets the heart

Visual art has been prevalent for millenniums although we have stared to see its majestic beauty only in the last few decades primarily because of street photography and social media presence. And pottery has been an interesting element of that visual art which helped create magnificent marbles even without much technology and only through people’s passion and persistence

In the digital world street and candid photography has became much more sophisticated as the versatility of the equipment and the superior technology to enhance the outcome of the photo has made it possible to capture the best moments of life in a way that was hardly imaginable before. However, the skills to capture the beauty in mundane remains as an artistic pursuit today just as it was fifty or hundred years ago.

Contemporary art form such as street photography can very easily capture the essence of living in a busy urban area where life goes on in full throttle non-stop for hours. It’s the beauty in mundane. Even, some festivals can be quiet interesting such as holi festival or new year celebrations

For some artists color is the essential part while others consider black and white when it comes to capturing the essence of street photography. Either way, as an artist its more important to have a connection with the photo rather than its technical aspects.

Street Photography Is Capturing The Raw Energy Of Life

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Digital Art And Society

SOCIAL ISSUES

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Street photography has been a great tool for decreasing inequality and promoting social justice. Although people have been much creative lately to address those issues via protest and demonstration, raising awareness etc. its still a challenge to bring about the changes that the world needs. On the other hand, pottery and sculpture has had significant impact on shaping our views of life and bringing those changes into practice. However, due to industrialisation this form of art via clay and mud is losing its viability as a means of livelihood. The question is will it be completely lost??