I’ve actually quite confidence with my pictures, but sometimes or most of the time, I’m not sure whether is it a really good shot for others because it’s just was me thinking that the photo that I took is good, I don’t know about others as well. What do you think about it? I really like to take pictures and capture the moments that I want! What can I practice to improve it?
1. Use a cool hipster camera that's super expensive and difficult to find in stock. 2. Shoot in black and white 3. Give weird advice like telling people to always hold their camera up to their face while they walk around. 4. Dress like a hipster 5. Wear beanies when indoors
I'm starting new, and I was really worried about a few things. This video brought back my confidence. Accepting the fears and overcoming them through practice, one of the best pieces of advice I've ever got. Thanks a lot, really.
Hello, hope everyone is well. I was wondering how you meet other people who like photography and also when you do street photography what about the law I don’t know if that includes you or in which other countries this includes but in Germany we’ve got a law that allows everyone to have the rights about your own image. That means you can’t just take a picture and post it without permission from the other person in the shot
This was a helpful video. I love photography and I am working toward doing more street photography as something that brings me joy and self care. Can you share what settings you have your camera on? Thanks again for sharing.
I've been shooting film for a while and my "go to" tip for deciding whether the pic is worth taking is asking myself whether it could be a decent painting, whether I would dedicate hours to paint this very shot. Makes me reconsider the composition, color, light, viewpoint, story and atmosphere one more time before pressing the button
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The last tip “accept “Failure & Doubt”, a lot of truth to this issue. I think of an artists building their talent is like a body builder building their muscles takes time and commitment. Like everything else in life we have to give time a chance to make those improvements.
I laugh when you say “Don’t be afraid of Auto Focus”, been doing that since my first digital camera. Got tired of carrying around my light meter for my Mamiya C33 twin lens reflex and putting too much energy getting the correct settings while all the good images just past me by.
how do you learn to see things for the first time again? and thus interesting for a subject?
I find that when i live in a place for a while the unique things become less and less unique as i seem them everyday. Any tips for learning to spot good photos within the spaces that have become normal?
If I go out and take 100 photos (of anything) and I get 2 solid keepers, I consider that a good day.
Super informative, learned a lot.
Pure quality content right here.
Muito bom
these should be suggestions or experiments..not tips.
Everything about this is great.
A joy to watch.
APPRECIATING THIS HELPFUL STREET PHOTORAPHY VIDEO…thanks!! HG from Chicago
I’ve actually quite confidence with my pictures, but sometimes or most of the time, I’m not sure whether is it a really good shot for others because it’s just was me thinking that the photo that I took is good, I don’t know about others as well. What do you think about it? I really like to take pictures and capture the moments that I want! What can I practice to improve it?
So insignificant, so no matter
Street photography is just sneaky paparazzi for regular people, agree or disagree?
1. Use a cool hipster camera that's super expensive and difficult to find in stock.
2. Shoot in black and white
3. Give weird advice like telling people to always hold their camera up to their face while they walk around.
4. Dress like a hipster
5. Wear beanies when indoors
You're amazing brother. I didn't vibe with many other tutorials because they felt so bland and not artistic at all, but yours is just great
Very cool professional advice
Is anybody doing the setting and the type of end result? Cause & effect? My photos lack… YouTube Photography Class?
This was very helpful and enjoyable to watch. Thank you!
Great little video. So nice and informative, thank you!
This was good. Thank you.
If you take a photo of people, I guess you tell them afterwards if its ok to keep it? Maybe in NY you dont need to but in smaller places…. IDK
Dope video, just got back into photography and grabbed myself a Sony a6700, neighbor here from Rhode Island 🤙
I'm starting new, and I was really worried about a few things. This video brought back my confidence. Accepting the fears and overcoming them through practice, one of the best pieces of advice I've ever got. Thanks a lot, really.
Great advice from experience. Great video, very helpful
great,helpful
I love flying solo. Like you said. It is easier to focus when you are on your own.
I can’t unhear the Toby voice now 😅
Hello, hope everyone is well. I was wondering how you meet other people who like photography and also when you do street photography what about the law I don’t know if that includes you or in which other countries this includes but in Germany we’ve got a law that allows everyone to have the rights about your own image. That means you can’t just take a picture and post it without permission from the other person in the shot
This was a helpful video. I love photography and I am working toward doing more street photography as something that brings me joy and self care. Can you share what settings you have your camera on? Thanks again for sharing.
Where do street photos go to earn money from it ? Is it profitable via stocks like shutter stock ? Or you monetize your work some other way ?
great informantion, shots look great.
I have. Nikon d 3500 and its good
To street photographer or i need camera nikon z mirrolils
you suffer a lot, maybe you should change the genre)
I'm new to street photography. New to photography.
Do you edit your street photography? Or most likely it's SOOT?
I've been shooting film for a while and my "go to" tip for deciding whether the pic is worth taking is asking myself whether it could be a decent painting, whether I would dedicate hours to paint this very shot. Makes me reconsider the composition, color, light, viewpoint, story and atmosphere one more time before pressing the button
1. Always Keeping the Camera Ready 0:43
2. Leave the chaos 2:50
3. Minimize Distractions; Shoot Alone 5:05
4. Don't Be Ashamed of Auto Settings 8:13
5. Accept Failure & Doubt 9:52
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How would you recommend one gets more comfortable with getting shots of people in the frame. I always get nervous
Wonderful video, thanks!
I was wondering what's up with the website? It doesn't seem to be working.
we can see that you have a beautiful and pure soul
The last tip “accept “Failure & Doubt”, a lot of truth to this issue. I think of an artists building their talent is like a body builder building their muscles takes time and commitment. Like everything else in life we have to give time a chance to make those improvements.
I laugh when you say “Don’t be afraid of Auto Focus”, been doing that since my first digital camera. Got tired of carrying around my light meter for my Mamiya C33 twin lens reflex and putting too much energy getting the correct settings while all the good images just past me by.
how do you learn to see things for the first time again? and thus interesting for a subject?
I find that when i live in a place for a while the unique things become less and less unique as i seem them everyday. Any tips for learning to spot good photos within the spaces that have become normal?
Thank you so much for your compassionate guidance. This video really helped me with the beginning of my street photography journey. Much gratitude!
What are your thoughts on over blatant color grading a street scene? I think it kind of ruins the integrity of the scene.