I am finding myself more and more drawn to street photography. Although I have expressed misgivings of this type of photography in the past I think I am finally starting to “get it”. I don’t claim to have any great skill in this area of photography but I am finding I’m spending more time actually doing it. I travel quite a lot and am fortunate to visit numerous towns and cities in both the UK and abroad. London’s Chinatown is a constant source of images for the aspiring street photographer. Whenever I’m working in London I try to spend some time walking around Chinatown watching life go by and trying to capture those transient moments of people going about their daily life. Here are a few photographs from some recent visits. All images taken on Fujifilm X100T and X100F cameras.
Smile
Texting
Soho Photoshoot
Chinatown Life
Wox Lady
Waxy’s Little Sister
Part Time
Smoke Break
Not Amused
Chinatown Conversation
Peter Cripps | Photography 
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