As the popular saying goes “Birds of the same feather flock together”. We have seen plenty of street photographers shooting birds in their frame. But yes how does that sound appropriate for street photography. The answer lies in this post, numerous photographers across the globe have always found their interesting factor when shooting birds as a prime element or just in the backdrop or to make them form as an element of composition in their street photos.
This post is a tribute to all such photographers and we wanted to bring live some magnanimous photographs hailing the cause.
Enough juxtapositions, wonderfully poised birds in flight making enough room for other elements inside the frame is an absolute treat to watch. These city critters give a sense of freedom inside the frame and make it narrowly comparable to the lives of people in cities. Take a look at these photographs and feel for yourself.
All photos are linked and lead to the sources from which they were taken. Please feel free to explore further works of these photographers on their collections or their personal sites.
Photo Credit: Soumen Nath
Photo Credit: Gastón Espino
Photo Credit: Swapnil Jedhe
Photo Credit: Prashant Godbole
Photo Credit: Gabi Ben avraham
Photo Credit: Yung Cheng Lin
Photo Credit: Prashant Godbole
Photo Credit: Dinesh Babu
Photo Credit: Mike Pavlovsky
Photo Credit: Ahab Abdel-Aziz
Photo Credit: Venkat
Photo Credit: Jawdoc
Photo Credit: Jo Wallace
Photo Credit: David Veentjer
Photo Credit: Valt3r Rav3ra
Photo Credit: Peter Levi
Photo Credit: Kate Kirkwood
Photo Credit: Rajib Sharma
Photo Credit: Swarat Ghosh
Photo Credit: Eleni Rimantonaki
Photo Credit: Mohammad Hamwi
Photo Credit: Guru Nathan
Photo Credit: Gustavo Minas
Photo Credit: Psychopu
Photo Credit: Giovani Racca
Photo Credit: Madhusudanan Parthasarathy
Photo Credit: Luca Napoli
Photo Credit: Maciej Dakowicz
Photo Credit: Ying
Photo Credit: Huzzatul Mursalin
Photo Credit: Georg Hörmann
Photo Credit: Konst. Gdontakis
Photo Credit: Bob Duck
Photo Credit: Slavik Terebov
Photo Credit: Naveen Jamal
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