TOP 10 Street Photography of the Day (Ep 337)

[@davidwoods80]

Number 8 is a classic, worthy of being a poster, but that number 9 is just so much fun.

[@DailyStreetPhotography]

Yes, their parents should print that photo. Haha. With #9, @spicy.meatball always comes up with awesome and creative street photos

[@straatmoment]

No. 6 is strong and no. 8, David already mentioned what I thought : classic, great shot !

[@DailyStreetPhotography]

Yes classic! More praise on its editing

[@chryseass.5143]

So many good ones today - #3 is gorgeous, #5 is haunting and I love the playful moment captured in #9. Number 8 looks like it came from another century, like a still from a film set.

[@DailyStreetPhotography]

Shirley Baker is a social documentary photography from 50s - early 00s. Amazing work, she has a website shirleybakerphotography.com

[@DailyStreetPhotography]

*social documentary photographer

[@chryseass.5143]

@@DailyStreetPhotography Thanks for directing me to her work. No wonder it resonated with me. She documented the post war slums of Manchester (UK) which were every bit as Dickensian as East London was at that time. Although she was photographing the social conditions there in the 1960's and '70's she could have recording the same streets and their inhabitants a 100 years earlier. Wonderfully evocative and true street photography! She captured an England that was about to be erased.