It's nice to be back here again. As I believe, I will see some local people doing their routine in this big pool. I haven't shot people in a long time, I mean people dealing with their routine. The best place to find out is to go to the fisherman's place or sometimes I head to the farm area. Both of these jobs teach us that life must be fought for at any cost. It can also teach us a lesson about how life should be earned.
Since I live where many people work as fishermen and farmers, it is clear that I often find them around that place. I'm a big fan of taking photos of people (we call it Human Interest Photography here). Since I couldn't get them close, and I also didn't want them to notice me taking their picture, I decided to take it from a great distance away.
Photographing people is part of revealing social interactions as well as a way of observing people's habits. Human interest photography is also considered as distinctive photography that links the valuable experience of photographers to capture human life in public spaces. Ordinary human photography seen on the streets has the possibility to capture real situations in a social community. So, here are some photos of the residents' routines that I took yesterday near the fishing village.
I'm using a smartphone
Huawei Mate 40 Pro
Display: 6.76-inch OLED, 1,344 x 2,772 pixels (90 Hz) resolution
Chipset: Kirin 9000 5G (5 nm)
RAM: 8GB
Internal Storage: 256GB
Rear Camera: Leica optics 50 MP (f/1.9, 23 mm wide, omnidirectional PDAF, laser AF) + 12 MP (f/3.4, 125 mm periscope telephoto, PDAF, OIS, 5x optical zoom) + 20 MP (f/1.8) ) ) ), 18mm ultrawide, PDAF)
Front Camera: 13 MP (f/2.4, 18mm ultrawide) + TOF 3D (depth/biometric sensor)
Battery: 4,400 mAh (66W fast charging, 50W fast wireless charging
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