5 MUST KNOW STREET Photography TIPS

Must know street photography tips for taking better photos!
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[Pierretlambert]

Good Morning!! Let's share a few tips for your next shoot!

[SemiRetiredBob]

Best advice ever, everyone should hear it. Don't worry about what others are saying. Do you and it will be fine

[DarKSouLSumanT]

Tips covered in this video
5. Forget about settings
4. Use Prime over Zoom lens
3. Spent more time seeing Vs capturing
2. Shoot in all weather
1. Crop your Images

[thedevildriver]

Pierre: go shoot in all weather.
Me: looks at my poor non-weathersealed camera and decides to stay indoors xd

[ademrushiti]

after watching some of your videos i decided to go that night outside by myself since it was snowing and shoot with a non-weathersealed camera i just had to use an umbrella and i was blown away by the results i think those were my best pictures that i have ever taken.


so i must thank you for the motivation that i got lately.

[AmbientWanderer]

Best 3 primes for street photography in my opinion:
35mm
50mm
85mm

[jenohogan]

I've been doing photography seriously for about 16 yrs and I've never heard another pro photographer say "don't crop your images". All my profs encouraged it, as it can give a different or better perspective. You can learn so much from cropping. :-D

[agoldfisher]

“You do what you want and if it works out that is what is most important.” Love it. And I was getting some blurry images of a unicyclist the other day shooting in aperture priority. I don’t know why I never thought to set the minimum shutter speed. That might’ve helped

[MichaelIzner]

I tried street photography and I just don’t like taking a photo of somebody without permission. I’m not comfortable with it.

[seen]

That minimum shutter speed tip is gold! So simple and yet so effektive! Thank you so much - you have my subscription

[ericlee]

I like your tip #1 and agree with you. I as a pro. photographer do crop my images too because as you said, I want to convey my images and tell a story more persuasively by removing distracting objects around the subject. People were saying that you shouldn't crop the images because some of people trust their equipment so much and use a wide-angle lens and make shots, having a mind that it will be cropped so I don't care how I compose. This is also true that we should avoid not composing and just shooting whatever you see and then crop all the images.

[Zapruderfilm]

I’d love to see a film point and shoot session with a guest using inexpensive point and shoot film cameras from the 80’s/90’s.😀
Excellent video as always Pierre!!👍

[Anxyte]

I'm just too shy to do this and think about what people think. About me

[johnanddukeandfamily]

Great tips Pierre. Your personality really shines in all your videos. Hoping for more videos that show you talking through the process of taking an image 🙏

[padster]

Cropping is fine I agree 100%. When I used to work in the black and white darkroom years ago for the press, a 35mm negative has spare space above when printing on a 10x8 print (inches vs mm ). Plus, when you enlarge the image to expose on the paper, you can zoom right in on it to crop out messy backgrounds, exactly as you say. The famous classic B/W street photographers enlarged/ cropped their print from the negative. If we were all lucky enough to see the original negatives and contact sheet we would see lots of cropping going on.

Make it look nice and clean in post….after all it is the digital age!! Thank for you video I really enjoyed your tips. Peace!

[glenconverse]

The BEST 5 street photography tips I've ever heard iin all my street photography education. I'm going to incorporate these in my MFA thesis.

[horaciomillan]

Your tips and vids are always great. And talking about shooting on any kind of weather, it's mandatory because that's how life

[hmdre]

Yes Pierre it's absolutely true and these tips are on the money.

[KingKhay]

I love photography and am so glad to get to know some tricks and tips from you, you really doing great work

[defyiant]

Thanks for this tip I'm new to photography and never knew what the minSS did. When I shot in AP mode my shutter speed was long and caused blurry shots.