Article by John Makely of photographer Scott Strazzante | NBC News
"Strazzante started with the "shooting from the hip" method as a way to avoid that camera awareness of his subjects. "No one is putting on a show, even though they are in public, they still have a reality to it. There's not any kind of influence from me because I'm just another pedestrian," he said.
"Strazzante started with the "shooting from the hip" method as a way to avoid that camera awareness of his subjects. "No one is putting on a show, even though they are in public, they still have a reality to it. There's not any kind of influence from me because I'm just another pedestrian," he said.
Additionally, Strazzante discovered a path to a newfound creativity along the way. "I came to realize that the compositions that I made that were more happenstance are more interesting than the ones that my brain could put together. I really enjoyed that suprise of, oh, this leg is in there framing this or, I got low enough for this, all this was in the frame."
