Which camera for street photography is right for you?
You want to get out on the street, but you're still at your screen comparing cameras. Choosing a camera for street photography starts with what feels…
Articles on street photography: technique, observation, the law, and getting started.
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You want to get out on the street, but you're still at your screen comparing cameras. Choosing a camera for street photography starts with what feels…
Someone walks through beautiful light, but you're still adjusting your settings. How do you keep photography simple enough to notice what's happening in front…
Someone pauses, looks back, and keeps walking. You have your phone with you, but before you can take the photo, that little moment is gone.
Someone walks past a lit store window. For a moment, the light catches a face, then it disappears into the dark again.
Someone is walking toward a strip of light between two buildings. You've already chosen your composition, but when do you press the shutter: as they first step…
Someone walks past a building and you see a photo, until a doorframe ends up right behind their head. One step to the side can be enough to bring everything…
You see someone you want to photograph, but your frame is mostly street. Taking a few steps closer changes the photo, as does choosing a different focal…
One yellow umbrella among a sea of black ones: color makes a difference there. In another street photo, you mainly want to see the look on someone's face, and…
You see someone step through a doorway and think: I've photographed something like that before. That can be the start of a series, with a photo that seems to…
You’re looking through your photos and there’s someone standing halfway in a doorway again. Different street, different person, but apparently that keeps…
A white wall in full sun, a doorway that turns almost black, and someone walking between the two. Street photography in hard light starts with contrasts like…
At a station exit, someone hesitates under an umbrella while someone else keeps walking. Photography in the rain starts with small decisions like these.