If I knew how each street shot would turn out — I wouldn’t take the shot. When I look around myself, I always seem to catch a glimpse of something bright, a crack of light that needs my attention. Image by Author You see something happening and you just know Read More …
The street is full. A cop car pulls up to the lights, my camera is at chest height and I peer above the roof of their vehicle. I’m standing on the curb. On the opposite side of the street I see a structure of shadows punctuated by spears of light. Two Read More …
Street Photography Secrets that I know Observation along the street wakes up the mind. Street photography is not just about pointing a camera at interesting objects, it’s about capturing the moment. In order to do that, we need to have a mind set that is full of intention and desire. Read More …
Street Photography is a practical activity. Good street Photography Books inspire us to do it well. We all do it for various reasons, fun, art, relaxation and many other reasons. But, most of us do have a desire to achieve a high standard when we’re behind the camera. A little Read More …
A DSLR camera with a 35 mm or 50 mm street photography lenses are still my absolute go-to lenses for urban street photography. Street photography in cities is an adventure. You’re never sure what might crop up around the next corner. If you are switched on, have a good lens Read More …
Urban Street Photography — Berlin at Night I went out to take a shot of Brandenburg Gate with the Union Jack fluttering within a few feet of it. King Charles III and his Consort Queen Camilla were in town. The darkness beckons. More interesting than Kings and Queens. I took Read More …
Lately, it’s been impossible to work on photography — except the odd cat shot, and a portrait or two. Both of which deserved more attention on my behalf. A while a back, I mentioned in an article that I was working on a story; love and friendship. I’ve about had Read More …