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What can an open mouth tell us in a street photograph?
Laughter, fear, surprise, shouting, singing, yawning, eating and much more. This week we are looking for moments where an open mouth adds emotion, humour, action or story to the frame.
The idea came from Street Hunters reader Hezy, and there are far more possibilities than you might expect.
Want to join us? Please read the instructions and submission requirements in the website post before sending your photographs.
https://go.streethunters.net/street-open-mouth
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Catch Them With Their Mouth Open This week’s challenge is all about expression, timing and emotion. From laughter and yawns to shouting, singing and eating, discover how an open mouth can completely transform a street photograph.

This week we are looking for Sunglasses in Street Photography.
We want bold frames, unusual colours, strange shapes, reflections and characters whose sunglasses become an essential part of the photograph.
Would the image work in exactly the same way without the sunglasses? If not, you probably have what we are looking for.
Want to take part? Make sure you follow all the submission instructions in the website post.
https://go.streethunters.net/sunglasses-street-photography
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Behind the Shades: Sunglasses in Street Photography This week we turn our attention to sunglasses. Look for bold frames, unusual colours, reflections and characters where the shades become an essential part of the photograph.

We discovered CROWDS in a Dublin pub. Half an hour later, Spyros was still lost in its photographs.

Our review looks at Wolfgang Zurborn’s crowded scenes, the book’s exposed spine and why these images bring back a world before constant interruptions.

https://go.streethunters.net/wolfgang-zurborn-crowds

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CROWDS: The Book That Made Me Forget Everyone Around Me I first opened CROWDS in a Dublin pub and lost track of the conversation around me. Here is my review of Wolfgang Zurborn’s photographs, the book’s design and the world they take me back to.

The streets have rhythm!
For Idea 86 of 100, we are looking for Dance in Street Photography. Traditional celebrations, nightlife, spontaneous dancing or simply an everyday gesture that suddenly looks choreographed.
Want to join us? Please follow the submission instructions in the website post:
https://go.streethunters.net/dance-street-photo
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When the Street Starts to Dance This week we are looking for rhythm, movement and gesture in the streets, from traditional dancing and nightlife to those unexpected moments when an ordinary gesture suddenly looks like dance.

Last week we were looking for socks. This week, we are looking at what is usually left exposed just above them. Idea 85 of 100 is Naked Ankles in Street Photography. Shoes, posture, movement, anklets, tattoos or simply the way an exposed ankle works within the frame can all give us something to photograph. Remember, this is not simply about bare feet. The ankle needs to matter to the photograph.
If you want to participate, please read and follow the submission instructions in the website post.
https://go.streethunters.net/street-ankles
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Look Down: Naked Ankles in Street Photography This week we are looking below the hemline. Naked ankles, shoes, posture, movement and small details can completely change a street photograph. Idea 85 of 100 is all about making those exposed ankles matter.