How do Professionals Shoot Street Photography? | POV London | Fuji X100V

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It's POV time.

We will be shooting Street Photography around London with the Fuji X100V, sharing tips and tricks to help you improve your photography. We'll discuss ideas that the pros use and have a great time doing it.

I've also included how Street Photography makes me money.

Big up to everyone who has subscribed; you are legends.

Peace,
JP
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1-1 Mentorship session with JP. Photography skills // Business of Photography

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0:00 - Intro
0:38 - Shooting A Wooden Ship with Cannons
1:11 - 35mm doing me dirty
1:42 - CHALLENGE of 5
2:07 - THANK YOU EDDIE AND GREG FOR COFFEE
2:24 - My favourite images from the day
2:44 - Symmetrical shot + Composition tips
3:26 - THANK YOU FOR 3k Subs
3:45 - How do professionals get so many good photos?
4:59 - relentless commuters
5:35 - Missing opportunities isn't that deep
6:27 - Girls hair is SICK
7:04 - How My Street Photography Skills Make Me Money
8:26 - The Matrix Generating People
9:06 - The male Gaze Commentary
9:26 - UNREAL light lines
10:28 - Why I will NEVER Tell You My Settings

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Loved creating this video - Thank you all so much for the kind words <3 Appreciate you all

JamesParsons

For street photography, you should find that the number of photos you take on each outing will reduce over time. Your own experience will tell you what to take and when to take it. You will anticipate situations more easily and begin to read people's minds. You will take photos because your instincts tell you to and you will have more exceptional results. You will never have to "spray and pray", and, even if you do take a number of shots in the same location, you will find that your first shots are often the best shots. Mass deletions will become a thing of the past and your only concern will be the storage of all these masterpieces. 😎

alanjacobs

That shot with the guy in the window with the umbrella was AH-Maze-ING!

paulasimson

Our guy so humble he said he looks up to Faizal yet he shoots way better than him. He is the real legend.

MowMent

Великолепная подача материала! Смотрел с удовольствием!

АлександрНикифоров-чку

Enthusiasm, passion, knowledge, sense and above all fantastic photography. How you don't have more subscribers both baffles me and annoys me 🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️

Stacedelinc

I love your videos, it brings me joy :)

shotbyburba

3k + videos hit different - this felt like your best yet!

jordanthornton

Amazing as always James boi!

That B&W at 6.53 is absolutely banger mate 👏🔥

GlenBarnett

Alright nice, a street photographer that actually takes proper shots people can learn from! There’s a lot of POV crap out here, but I recognise quality when I see it. You’ve earn yourself a new subscriber just from this 1 video I watched, keep it up man!

NoNameGraphicss

Spot on info (or lack thereof!) about settings. It is the same in audio; novices focus on the ‘settings’ (parameters for EQ, compression, etc.) for, say, recording a snare drum, as if those settings will apply to all snare drum recordings regardless of the diameter and depth of the shell, the type of skins, the tuning, the mic choice and placement, the sticks, the player, the room, the genre, the never mind have another coffee JP!

travelrecordmusic

Every photo that you take tells story, I learn a lot from your video Thanks !

kevin_ryujie

Love the way you explain photography. Thanks a LOT !

gary

Amazing work as always mate. Enjoyed watching and learning from your examples. 📸

ronieclemente

Another amazing video, cheers James! Work and rail strikes permitting I'll be visiting South Bank in the near future to check out the scenery and hopefully get some great shots. Love your work!!

peregrineclarke