I’ve been Berlin street photographer for at least 15 years. I’ve now finished my first Berlin Street Photography book. I’m never too rushed, or over enthusiastic to hit the “publish” button; I need to know that what I write and publish is going to be of value to the reader. Read More …
7 examples of candid street photography, all of them taken in Berlin – even during the pandemic lockdown period. Each shot was taken with various cameras and lenses – I experiment often; but I do like the 50 mm lens for street photography. The 35 mm lens is great, but Read More …
Creative urban street photography is about urban exploration and candidly capturing everyday urban culture. The Camera’s eye is attracted to the light, but the shadows have much more to say. Yesterday was a street photography day for me. The summer is high and the sky is bright, but in spite of Read More …
The best street photography tips that you can get are to practise often, a lot. Just keep doing it through thick and thin. If you do this, you will always bring something good home with you, you will always be learning. Top Street Photography Tips #1 Experiment with how you Read More …
In street photography we hear the advice, “get up close” often enough to make us think about why getting up close is a better idea than standing back on the corner. Firstly, 35 mm and 50 mm lenses are the best choices for your street photography. No doubt about it. Read More …
Taking street photography shots is very much about wandering through neighbourhoods, keeping an eye open for promising compositions. This can be groups of people who are involved in an action that creates high interest, or a single person juxtaposed against a building that reflects light and shadows. Read More …
All artists are inspired by something or someone, but it’s not always important to know why we are inspired. At least it should be the fine art of urban street photography for people like us. I work completely intuitively, I do not have a concept,” Harry Gruyaert As a fine Read More …