For the final 10 years, the 28mm lens has been my closest better half at the streets. From the crowded lanes of Kolkata to quiet …
For the final 10 years, the 28mm lens has been my closest better half at the streets. From the crowded lanes of Kolkata to quiet …
Amazing video, I love your approach! I feel the same about the 28mm, once you get into it it's a revelation. The feel, the rendering, everything. I believe you are very lucky being in such a colourful place with very interesting people like India. A huge difference especially in the approach to street photography compared to Europe.
“28mm doesn’t steal moments, you earn them”. I think you said it perfectly here
Man, you're the GOAT!
Amazing shoots! I LOVE THIS VIDEO!
Let’s join for a photo walk when you’re in north bengal with my Leica Q3 and Ricoh gr iv monochrome plus occasionally my Z8
My observation is that most people in India don't like being shot from close up. They think you either have some nefarious purpose or you are going to report them somewhere or you are going to make money from their photo. The examples you are giving in your video are rare. Asking someone before taking his photo takes away the spontaneity of the shot. So how does shooting with a short prime really work? Doesn't a longer lens serve all purposes better, unless you are shooting with a short lens without letting people know that you are shooting?
amazing video and shots.
Excellent video, great photos, would love to see more.
V good
多分今まで見てきたストリートフォトグラファーであなた1番。多分
あなた上手
From Barbados….India is a dream for photography❤
Man you know your watches
Hey Shivam, i used to do street photography and it's been 2 years i stopped photographing. I am not a pro, just a mediocre in skill learning to grow, thought of starting photography after many days, and your videos are inspiring me to hold my camera once again.
Camera ka price kitna hai sir
Thanks for showing me all possibilities of the 28mm lens. Really instructive presentation!
28 is too wide for me, but I know its popular with many street photographers. I'm a 35mm guy. Have been for more than 60 years.
6:22 watch left in the frame 😂
I love my Q3 and GRIV 28mm for street photography.
Exceptional video. The production and information is top notch. Kudos and keep it up.
Excellent video. It's refreshing to see your energy doing street photography. Thanks
This is legit THE standard on why 28mm (or 35/50) is the reason why you will make more honest deliberate photography. Thankyou for the reasoning on "Why" a fixed focal length is important.
"28mm doesn't steal moments, it earns them", love that quote! Just discovered your channel, very inspiring. Thank you.
Amazing pictures… congratulations and greetings from Switzerland
people beeing ok with a camera put right in their face is pretty rare at least in europe
Och what a great video it was. Subscribed!
Great content !!! Absolutely love your work and style of photography !!!! Also keeps me smiling calling everyone uncle
Great video Shivam, love your style and confidence whem taking these amazing photos, true art. Ive been doing photography now for 14 years and for the first time decided to stick with the 50mm for one year, i like the look of an 28mm and want to get there some day. Thank you for sharing your talent. Subscribed ☺️ all best wishes from Norway 🇳🇴
The shot at 6:22 is amazing alone. The treatment/edit is even crazier. Mind me asking if you were shooting raw this day or just solid JPEG settings and white balance? Amazing video!
I love 28mm because I have only one 28mm lens.🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂
ridiculous. you miss so many shots using a 28 prime বুঝতে পারছো? Get a 24-200 and you wont miss shots you miss with this 28mm… 28 -300mm F another necessary lens . Prime 28mm might work in the STUDIO but on the street you need a zoom …..
Great photos and video man!
Tremendous
Continue making these! They're great in showing how diverse India can be, while also showing the potential it holds for art
This is a really good video with some very good street photography in it. Good work.
Do you still edit your photos sir or are they coming straight out of camera?
Last year I bought a 28mm lens purely because it was cheap. I was after a 35mm. Up to that point I was very much at home with the 50mm On a trip to India I took both the 28mm and 50mm. I was very dependant on the 28mm during that trip. Using 50mm mainly for portraits when needed. You are so right the 28mm is the story teller for India.
Stop blaming, start creating… great advice
India a true photographer’s paradise amazing colours and people
Great Video. I love my 28mm summilux ❤
Always looking forward to watching new videos from your channel, bro. Amazing content, really inspiring. Cheers!
Your Workshops are very extensive. Sorry too much Money.
Awesome, bhai. Lovely hearing your laugh at the shop with uncle. His morning breakfast sweets eh.
Could watch and learn all day.
So miss our photo walks.
i would travel to India for just the building behind your sit down shot. what a fascinating place.
Amazing content , how about 35mm ?
Thanks for a great technical video without specs. I appreciate your insights and examples of respectful artistic behaviour. ❤
Fantastic video, thanks for all the effort you put in it!!
Love it when I come across youtube channels where the host is not fake or pretentious. Love genuine and real people. Keep up the good work kind sir!
You are a master of 28mm focal length and glad that you do it so well in the street of India 😊
Very happy to have found your video today and your excellent discussion about the 28mm focal length. I enjoyed seeing you working and showing such compelling results. Beautiful photos!