The challenge for May - is street photography - with YOU in it. Capture yourself somehow, somewhere on the street. With or without others around or others in the photo frame. You could ask someone else to press the shutter for you or carry around your tripod - whatever you do it has to have a ’street photography’ vibe to it. What is that you ask - well Amy Stein says that good street photography should be voyeuristic, immediate, and uncomfortably intimate. It is also often thought to need to be ironic and distanced from its subject matter, concentrating on a single human moment, caught at a decisive or poignant moment.

Street photography usually utilises landscape format wide angle lense - to allow more action in the picture, to capture more than one main story. It is a type of documentary photography but it is in public places and captures an immediacy and frankness that is thought to be very human.

Read more about street photography - what its all about and how to go about it here and here and here and on wikipedia.

Examples of interesting street photography - here, here, here, here.

More examples: regular people, interesting backdrop, love the sense of place and sense of purpose, just the bottom half - its enough to tell a story, great red and her expression is caught in the moment, love the colours and what is the person behind the pillar doing, oooh fantastic expressions, this is just perfect, and this is just plain fantastic.