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 …
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 …
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 …
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 …
Photography is a very human activity. It allows us to focus on the most interesting and most positive aspects of everyday life. I saw a great meme the other day, it said, “We don’t need AI to make Art. We need it to do our emails, to do our shopping, and 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 …