Street Photography Blog
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Mobile Street Photography
What is mobile phone photography and why street photographers should learn it? I. Introduction to Mobile Street PhotographyII. Advantages of Mobile Street PhotographyIII. Mobile Street Photography TechniquesIV. Mobile Photography Apps for Street PhotographyV. Challenges and Solutions in Mobile Street PhotographyVI. Sharing and Networking in Mobile Street Photography CommunitiesVII. Ethical Considerations in Mo bile Street PhotographyVIII.…
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Interview for Docu magazine Vol.10
Tell about yourself a little bit… How did you become a photographer? As long as I remember I was fascinated by visual art and photography. As a child, my father’s darkroom was an unforgettable station in time. Among strange and unfamiliar chemical smells I learned from him the craft of film development. I was mesmerized…
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Street photography workshops- Catch the heartbeat of the city
Street photography workshops and master classes provide a unique opportunity for photographers to hone their skills and gain valuable knowledge in the art of capturing candid moments in urban spaces. Whether you’re a hobbyist, beginner or an experienced photographer, a workshop can help you boost your skills to the next level. As an experienced street…
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Composition and Framing in street photos
Composition and framing are important elements in any type of photography, and street photography is no exception. Composition refers to the way elements in a photograph are arranged, while framing refers to the way these elements are captured within the edges of the photograph. Effective composition and framing in street photography can help draw the…
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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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From RAW to Reality: The Ultimate Guide to Street Photography Editing and Color Grading
In the fast-paced world of street photography, the shutter click is only the beginning. While the “decisive moment” happens on the sidewalk, the soul of an image is often forged at the editing desk. Modern post-processing isn’t about altering the truth; it’s about refining the mood, atmosphere, and narrative that the naked eye might miss…
