Nobuyoshi Araki: The street represents everyone's dream.

Above, from Nobuyoshi Araki's "Walking in Tokyo".

Nobuyoshi Araki in the book is a frank old color B. His rambling words and photos that anyone can take are the best inspiration for ordinary people's photography concept. After all, it is a great and great thing to "teach" everyone to pick up the camera and shoot, and not be so timid to go back and record their life and their feelings of inner joy for a moment! !

This is how I was encouraged to fall in love with photography. Speaking of which, put some works that you think are not bad! Looking back at these photos, I also like women very much!

Can you tell me which one you like best?

After reading Nobuyoshi Araki's Walking in Tokyo, I also watched a movie daydreaming. Sean, the great photographer played by Sean Pan, saw the snow leopard in the Himalayas. He set up a camera and waited for the opportunity to shoot. However, when the snow leopard appeared again, Sean Pan stared at the snow leopard and praised it, but did not press the shutter. Ben Stiller asked him curiously, "When are you going to shoot?"

Shane said, "When my favorite moment comes up, sometimes I don't shoot it. I don't like the lens to distract me, I just want to immerse myself in this moment. "

Hmm! Photography is like this-take care of the present and follow the trend. Shoot or not, as he likes.

Perhaps with this spirit, we can find the pleasure of being a man. I'm happy to shoot, but I'm happy not to shoot!