I can see myself photographing like William Eggleston did in his time. His take on street photography is different so much so that I wouldn't even call it street photography. Street photographers generally go around photographing crazy wild subjects or strange moments due to that time period. He was focused on the banal compositions of life on the streets of his home town. He has a fantastic sense of color which is something that leads people to admiring his work. Looking at his work, I have realized that my compositions aren't as mysterious as I'd want them to be, they are too simple. I am looking to shoot with William Eggleston's style more in mind now.
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