This Is How To Shoot Street Photography in 5 Minutes

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I’m a professional photographer and believe street photography has allowed me to work with some of the biggest brands in the world.

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JamesParsons

This is in short, the most concised yet well put together video on street photography. Well done mate 👌🏼

TheVelocityRads

Looooved shooting this one. Let me know if you want to see more of this style? 🙌🏻

JamesParsons

Great hints. Have to write them down for remembering allways. Like this kind of "short tip" a lot.

markusb.

0:48 image uniqueness sticks out from the rest. It could be an even more impact on B&W.

belaacs

Definitely the most underrated photography channel on YT. Keep them coming mate

antwilkphotography

To me, street photography branches out to few categories:

* Moments: timing is essential, composition - not so much, fast lenses and quick autofocus are preferred for good subject separation and to really focus the viewer on it.

* Sneak-photography: like moments, but sneakier - shoot into reflections, do depth layering with foreground and background objects, use mirrors in your composition, etc etc.

* Architecture: composition is essential, timing - not so much. Standard zooms and superzooms are preferred for being able to quickly change between making "overview" pics and "detail-hunting" pics, but it's important to pick a sharp one with little to none barrel distortion. Tripod or IBIS are huge help at low-light.

* Context: something that is not happening right now, but have just happened - for example an empty cup on cafe table. Clever composition is essential, timing - not so much, but kinda still needed. Fast lenses are preferred but any will do really, as long as you can compose well.

BoopyTheFox

i love how the techniques are used even when recording, like in the final shot the foreground elements are being used.

astro

This was honestly such an informative and helpful video - I've wanted to get into street photography but never really knew if there was a technique for it or where to start - thank you for this!

gabrielwong

Excellent framing of the woman in red, or person. Thanks for this video, short precise and the examples are excellent.

dizzaydrod

The "be closer to your subject that they are from the background" is such a simple tip and yet I never thought of this 😬 but now thanks to you I know, and I'll be looking to apply this on the street!! :)

rugososphotos

I am only a rank amateur and watch all your videos James and I believe you are by far the best on uTube for helping fellow street photographers in their journey - many thanks !

utubephil

Amazing photos as always and you are such a great teacher. Always appreciate your content and this quick video offers the viewer so many many valuable tips. 👍🏼

craig_cunha