The streets in Europe are always full of people.  I guess mostly because they are designed for walking, with wide sidewalks, and easy access to shops and restaurants.  Unlike the city of Edmonton for example, and I would imagine most North American cities.  I can walk my neighborhood, and see maybe 1 or 2 people every couple of hours.  It’s silly.  So naturally Europe lends itself to street photography a lot more than North America.  It’s a lot easier to sit down in an outdoor cafe, and just point the camera at something interesting.  This was exactly what happened. Walked around the streets of Nuremberg, doing a bit of last minute shopping, and sat down at the cafe, had some cappuccino, and just pointed the camera.  Simple easy and quite rewarding.  No wonder, that a very cool street photographer Valerie Jardin offers street photography workshops in Europe, among other interesting places…….

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