What lens is that? The look is familar.

You have failed in your manual focus !

All your pictures are NOT in focus, also your picture not nice..

Hope u can take it...

Ur using 35mm on crop sensor right with peaking?

For street, most shots also around 2.5-3m so make a habit of keeping lens at 3m then gently focus accordingly. Magnify if u must.

The benefits of using manual focus lens is that it slows one down and allow thinking before pressing the shutter button.

See sifu Grajindo's shots... the intent of each shot is very clear. A good picture tells a story without needing words/description

1) Crocs. Hiding the faces and having the subject in the middle 1/3 of the frame puts focus on it

3) Old skool posters that we don't see anymore

4) Shadow and light... instead of shooting immediately, he waited till someone walked by like he's walking towards the light....the mural's stall. I like this shot the best.

5) Shiny glint in new building vs old.

What I get from your photos is that you're learning to use new gear and then turned the results into B&W, add grain trying to make it look better.
Pinjam ur photos 

You mean mojo?

Haven't figured that out myself.

Maybe Henri knows.

speaking from someone that enjoys roaming on the street with intention to shoot, i was trying to understand what is street photography too but after sometime, i gave up since everyone has their own understanding, some says you must include people in, and some says to have their face, and with their face some says it's not street photography but portrait photography. so it's a never ending. my take from this is shoot and have fun, in the process browse online and see what kind of street shooting catch your attention more, and from there you would slowly learn about what is worth shooting what is not worth shooting. one of my fav street photographers is Ho Fan, reason being that his photos draw me into the scene itself. and see how all the photos are composed so carefully that you not they are not mere snapshots. 

Actually advice is take a look at some of good street shots (that u like) and see if you can do the same. From there u will find ur street shots style. Example majority of time I like street shots with rain in it. So i tried looking for rain scene.

Except don't follow people like gilden and eric kim cause their style is annoying.

Keep an album of photos which inspire you. And view these photos time to time and compare to yours. This does not only meant for street shooting but for all genre. Learnt this from a local photographer and found it to be very useful.

Do not limit yourself with what to take what not to take, if there is time that you could see something great in a super close up picture, step forward and take that shoot. Am sure you have heard it countless time, photography in the form of art is very subjective and hence do not limit yourself.

Just to share my thought that I bring with me whenever I shoot, but of course, I am still trying hard to get the real keepers shot. 

Honestly, these shots are nothing interesting......... but looking at ur flickr u got some good ones though.

IMG_1475 by vmwt, on Flickr

"The Kiss by Pont des Arts" or "Le Baiser de Pont des Arts" in french by sniper on the roof

Very blur by not staged 

Hm.. I'm hoping to find a group of streetphographers for photo-trips. Not necessarily to go far, could even just be 1/2 day trips to Petaling Streets or Sekinchan or Pulau Ketam and such, but eventually wouldn't mind traveling out of KL. I usually do it alone, like just a morning shoot from 8am to 12pm, with makan and coffee breaks in between.

I'm in Ampang, but I don't mind traveling for shoot.

first shot could been better if you get a real people happen to be another side of the frame. that would create a nice juxtaposition

the second shot could been better if you manage to wait for that subject enters into the frame and create a nice shadow. to me this would be more interesting. the light is good, and the thing you need is subject. understand that it's on a metro so the door will close anytime, so sometimes it's about luck.

that's just what i thought tho, might work might not work

Ok shots but still feel like snapshots. Last one would look better if there is something interesting or juxtapose scene beneath the billboard.

.....not really. Well u got the points right but what i actually meant was the shots needs to have something interesting that will make people look at it and trying to figure out what is going on or admire it or meaningful context. Something out of the mundane. An analogy would be like nascar race. Seeing car going fast around oval seem interesting at first but after a while u just realise its just turning left over and over. But if suddenly u see cars start going right, fly over and people punching each other on track, you will focus on that rather than who wins the race. But of coz, does not have to be something shocking. Lifestyle, artline like buildings can also be interesting if done right, usually people don't see everyday. Except people looking at smartphones lifestyle and shots of beggars, that I already bored

the surrounding doesn't really relate to your subject. so maybe get closer if you can

guess have to get closer then. the clothes displays are too small in my opinion