Basics of fine-art photography/Interior photography in hobo tours

Interior photography in hobo tours is an informal genre that combines elements of interior photography and ruins photography.

Free "hotel", Eua Island, Tonga (photo from book "Two months of wandering and 14 days behind bars", p 70)

General information

This is a direction of photographic art known to only a few: those who are involved in photography and bum tourism at the same time.

A characteristic feature is the shocking for viewer, unusual, destroying stereotypes about staying on foreign trips, the display of accommodation facilities. The presence in the frame of the "bed" of an international tramp is an additional detail, without which a photograph of this type would look less documentary.

Ways of implementation

The space where you are going to take your pictures is not always sufficiently lit by natural light, so you'll need a flash. You should preferably use a wide-angle lens (which always important for interior photography) in order to capture as much space as possible, but if you don't have one, you can applied a normal lens.

In any case, the compositional solution is of paramount importance, the correctness of which, combined with the storyline, will be decide by the viewer's imagination, turning your photo work into a separate story.

Gallery

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  Tramp apartments, Sabah (Malaysia)
  Photo taken on the Papuan expedition
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  Overnight near the lift at student residence in Kyoto
  Photo from a bum tour of winter Japan
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  Abandoned house, Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia)
  Photo taken on the Papuan expedition
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  A hotel room in Cairo (Egypt)
  Photo taken on the Third trip to Africa
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  Overnight stay in ruins, Port Vila (Vanuatu)
  Photo taken on the Expedition to Oceania