Hello to all my friends in the black and white community, I hope you are doing well and that everything is going smoothly there. I'm Manti, and I'm back with another photography session and another blog post. Today's photography took place when I was on my way out of town, and along the way, I saw a group of young cyclists. The kids were about 7 to 10 years old, and they had customized their bikes and had a cool energy.
I stopped and went over to them. I asked them if they would like to have a photoshoot with me. Fortunately, since we live in a small town, and my job is such that I do wedding photography and videography, most people know me. Because of this, they decided to cooperate willingly and enthusiastically and said yes to me.
Well, now it was time for me to give them poses to take pictures. I lined them all up in order of height, and they all aligned their bikes' handlebars so that the front wheel fell completely within my frame. They looked towards the horizon, which, of course, made their eyes a little uncomfortable from the sun, but the result was cool.
Again in the same pose, I asked them to look at the camera, and I photographed their direct look as well. One of them knew how to do a wheelie, which is a kind of acrobatic movement. He moved a little away and came towards us at speed, doing a wheelie as I stood in a position where I could take a side shot of them, and I captured the photo.
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Let's see another part of their photos together. The feeling inside these photos was very pleasant and interesting to me, and the black and white color of these photos evokes nostalgia and childhood, when everything was simple and friendships were sincere.
Thank you for being with me until the end of the post. I hope you have a good day, goodbye until we meet again.
Camera Sony a7 iii lens 24_70 sigmaart DG DNPhotography by @menati
Excellent photo session, my friend. The tone you use is great; it gives me the feeling that those guys are really good friends, and the photos express that well. Even though I live in a small town, people don't really like seeing someone taking photos in the street, Jjjjj. It's complicated, but you are very fortunate. I congratulate you!