Le Marais, Paris
Lily hat, Okavango Delta, Botswana
School welcome, South Africa
Bed of Nails, Covent Garden
Marais, Paris
Giuseppe Corsi, Venice
Off to school, Kenya
Mural, Brussels
Friends, Istanbul
Resting, Dublin
Concentration, South Bank, London
Ferry Bliss, Venice
Old and new in Istanbul
I don’t like to be intrusive, but I do like to capture shots of people on my travels – they position the image in time and help to illustrate the life and culture of the place.
Travel with Intent 
Lovely, lovely photos! I love to take photos of people as I travel although it can be difficult to not feel intrusive. Depends on where you are, really 🙂
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Such a wonderful peak into all these different cultures! Gorgeous photos and I love how most subjects aren’t aware – the best kind of photos!
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I find that shots with people in are better reminders of my travels than just a building
On Thu, Sep 18, 2014 at 3:34 AM, Travel with Intent wrote:
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LOVE these photos! I always admire people who are brave enough to take travel portraits 🙂
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Beautiful photographs – thank you for sharing!
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I’m just glad you enjoyed them
On Tue, Sep 16, 2014 at 7:30 PM, Travel with Intent wrote:
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I really enjoyed this. I love people watching, but feel very shy to point my camera in anyone’s direction!
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I feel the same about taking shots of people, which is why I mostly end up with other types of shots. Have to try to do more people.
janet
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It’s also one if the reasons I do most of my street shots in b&w. I feel it is less intrusive, mor anonymous and focuses on the moment more than the actual people.
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Such candid yet beautiful shots capturing the essence of humanity…loved all of them !
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Reblogged this on mapsworldwide blog.
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I love people watching! This is a wonderful way to remember your travels. Happy Mosaic Monday!
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Human interest and culture around the world, a delightful way to remember travels.
Thank you for linking to Mosaic Monday.
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I love these images…I have never been able to just capture people in life but you do it marvelously!
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I love these wonderful people shots. They seem natural or candid. Well done! Thanks for sharing, have a happy new week!
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Great shots. I don’t like to take photos of people either. I feel like I am intruding on their lives. 😀
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I love how you’ve included the mural from Brussels.
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It was such a fun mural. Tiny in size but huge in impact.
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All of life, Debbie 🙂 Love ‘resting’ in Dublin. I could do with some of that!
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I remember those two lovely focused girls in colour 🙂 This is the most interesting collage Debbie. I like your perspective in all these photos. Thank you
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Thanks Paula. Yes, they are my daughter and niece, quite a few years ago. They are young ladies now!
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I rather agree with you…. I try not to be intrusive, but images with people can give you more of a sense of place (and time). 🙂
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