POV Street Photography in Geneva | Sony A7III | Tamron AF 28-75mm f/2.8 | On the streets episode 5

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[rochlukas]

J’adore les photos ! Super travail en post! 👍🏼✌🏼

[EmwariSS]

Hello! I was waiting for this video. Great.

[davidwhiteman]

I've watched countless street photography videos on YouTube where no thought goes into the shots. I usually stop watching these after a couple of minutes. This was a refreshing change. Some good shots, well thought out. New subscriber and looking forward to more content. Keep up the good work.

[paulm]

Recently subscribed, a few posts after this one, and am “catching up”, Adrisangui. Wonderful how your subs total is increasing — rapidly compared to other channels. You’ll be at 500 in a few days, then 1K by mid-April, I predict.👍 Lots of cafes in this one — my guess is that you were hungry (at least 3 kebab shops, if I’m correct😁). Cafe shot on diagonal w/several men my fav for the diagonal composition.
POV shows viewers how you anticipated several images, like the lady in a fur hat and the person emerging from the (Metro?).
A bit of tape on the zoom lens should keep it from creeping. Also seemed like 50mm was not long enough for several shots where your subjects were further away. With a 50mm prime, you will have to zoom with your feet.
Suggestion: In your vid descriptions add one or more subject hashtags (like #streetphotography and #SonyA7III). I understand that doing so can increase views/subs resulting from tag-based searches. Can’t hurt.

[michael.de.battista]

Du coup pour faire de la street à Genève tu penses que quelle focal est la meilleure ? 85 50 our 35 mm ? Super vidéos en tout cas, ca fait plaisir de voir quelque chose dans ca ville plutôt que NewYork ou Tokyo !

[daviddyephotography]

are cropping thse images in post. some of them are too tight for a 50 mm shot from across the street and such

[dennisramos]

Gut gemacht! One question, dont you have some troubles taking pictures of people at the street, i hate to have to ask for permission, since i come from Brazil, i travelled almost all countries in south america, and have never had problem to take candid pictures in public, but like in germany where i live, one time was the police asking what i was doing and what for... then people running after me and wanting to check if i did took pictures of them... how do you deal with that? Thanks