Street Photography Blog
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Candid vs. posed photos
Street photographers often have to make quick decisions about whether to capture candid or posed shots. Candid shots are unplanned and spontaneous, and are taken without the subject’s knowledge or consent. Posed shots, on the other hand, are planned and arranged, and involve the subject’s participation and consent. Candid shots are often associated with street…
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Consent and privacy in street photography
Street photography often involves taking photographs of people in public spaces, and it is important for you to respect the privacy and consent of your subjects. Consent refers to the agreement of the subject to be photographed, while privacy refers to the subject’s right to be left alone and not have their image shared or…
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Dealing with Difficult Situations in Street Photography
As a street photographer you often have to deal with difficult situations, such as hostile or confrontational subjects, security guards, or law enforcement. It is important for you to be aware of your rights and responsibilities as a photographer, and to know how to handle these situations in a calm and professional manner. One example…
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Cameras and lenses for street photography
Street photography is a dynamic and immersive genre that captures the raw essence of life in public spaces. The choice of equipment plays a crucial role in defining a photographer’s style, efficiency, and ability to react to spontaneous moments. With an ever-expanding range of cameras and lenses available, selecting the right tools requires a balance…
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Gadgets for street photography
Introduction: The Intersection of Art and PracticalityStreet photography, a genre defined by its spontaneity and candid storytelling, demands both technical skill and agile equipment. In this fast-paced environment, photographers must balance creativity with practicality, selecting accessories that enhance versatility without hindering mobility. The right tools not only protect investments but also unlock new creative dimensions,…
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Editing and colour grading
Street photographers often edit and color grade their images to enhance the mood, atmosphere, and overall look of their photographs. Editing and color grading can be done through software such as Adobe Lightroom or Photoshop, and can involve a range of techniques such as cropping, exposure adjustments, color correction, and retouching. You can use editing…
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Software and tools
As a Street photographer you have a range of software and tools to choose from to enhance your work and make it more efficient and enjoyable. These can include things like editing and color grading software, photo management software, and online platforms for sharing and displaying images. One important type of software for street photographers…
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Notable events and exhibitions
Street photography has a rich history and a vibrant contemporary scene, and there are many notable events and exhibitions that showcase the work of street photographers from around the world. These events and exhibitions provide an opportunity for street photographers to share their work with a wider audience, and to learn from and be inspired…
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How to submit your work
you are a street photographer and want to share your work with a wider audience, you may want to consider submitting your images to exhibitions, contests, or publications. Submitting your work can be a great way to get exposure, feedback, and recognition for your work, and can help you build your portfolio and reputation as…
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Street photography in the digital age
As we all know the street photography scene has evolved significantly in the digital age, and photographers today have a range of tools and platforms to choose from to capture, edit, and share their images. The digital age has also brought new challenges and opportunities for street photographers, and has changed the way we think…
