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The image at 4.49 is the best shot and i really like this one. A wall hanger.

I only took up photography last year with an old Pentax DSLR. I love nature and wildlife but really want to get into street photography. Your advice with a straightforward, no nonsense approach is the best I’ve seen. Thankyou so very much 🙂

I really enjoyed this video. I’ve always been a little hesitant with street photography but after watching your videos it’s given me a confidence boost.

I don’t think you can buy anything made by Fujifilm new or used for cheaply.

Street Photography is like ANY other ART! It is 100% subjective. There is no "right" or "wrong" in it!

It's something that I can relate to a lot. Thank you!!

Who says that those are great images?

You absolutely don't need 3 primes so close in focal. My suggestion for beginners is (in FF equivalent): 24 ( ultra wide for street is difficult to master, but amazing), 35 for snapshots in zone focusing and 85 for everything else. If just 2: 35 and 85.

Excellent advice, confidence is a pretty difficult obstacle to overcome especially as our societies in some ways is getting more violent and photography is seen in a negative light.

Really helpful advice, thank you. Lots of inspiration and ideas.

I'm tired of these British ones...

Hi Tim, beautiful photos, I liked the video! Can I ask the name of the structure that you can see at 2:50 where you took the photo of the Eiffel Tower?

Can you say what camera you use? It looks small and light. My pentax is heavy.

Great videos.

Hi Tim, just been binge watching some of your videos as I'm getting bored with landscape photography. I'm in the UK where I'll be trying street out, what's the rules/guidance on photographing identifiable children and then dispalaying those images on social media? I always thought children were taboo in street photography.

This is the first of your videos that I've seen, and it's great! I can relate to so much of this; I live in a small town and have taken the same photos of it over and over; time to look for more framing, reflections, and more! Thank you for the inspiration, and for showing your beautiful photos along the way!

great advices, most of all: 1. don't care about gear 2. enjoy what you are doing (have fun)

Beyond helpful - been at it the last 6 months and I was starting to hit a wall, no more!

- great video. Excellent information. & we are watching a Video. With *audio and sound* *This video is a moving picture* & (We see *what the photographer is doing* .....) And Then once we have seen the moving video - showing the scene We see a _still image_ of that *same moving scene* I like both the video and the still photographs. Because of the smartphone & *anyone and everyone* snaps a picture: Has _still photography_ *devalued* ? Thank you

Excellent video mate. Thank-you

*Anyone and everyone* has a *smartphone* with an *incredible camera* . Anyone can snap a photo - look at the *amount of photos shared everyday* _One days_ digital social media website_ has same number of ALL the photos that were taken in the first One hundred years of birth of photography! I stick with drawing and sketching- more fun & enjoyable

Good advice Tim and keeping the points simple and concise really helps for someone like me who is relatively new to street photography and wanting to learn more to develop my skills and style.

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Great video. I got YT suggested this & watched. I'm a seasoned street tog and all your points are 100% spot on. BUT to fully realise their wisdom takes much experience

Some fantastic advice there mate thanks a lot

Lovely photos. They look surprisingly sharp at f2 and at relatively high ISOs.

Inspirational and powerful advise, thanks for sharing.

agreed and subbed

i challenge you for coming to russia's siberian side cities :) if you can make there you can make street photography everywhere :)

Loved this compilation! The chilled ambient music is perfect. Great job on the edits

Loved this. Always fascinated with street photography in ex-Soviet states

I had great fun shooting my XA2 around Gloucester and Cheltenham. The zone focusing is excellent, and the camera so quiet and unassuming.

Excellent tips on this video, I am guilty of taking 4 cameras on a day out it and hinders you so much. I have also learnt not to compare my work, and shoot what I like and develop my own style.

Thanks for this. If you were just starting out here in 2024, what camera would you get to cut your teeth on?

I just went on a trip abroad and in my spare time I wandered the streets of the city trying to get some photos. One thing stands out to me as a complete beginner: all the tourists wandering around with their Canon EOS cameras and big lenses. And I see all these street photography videos where many have small inconspicuous cameras, and I thought 'Aha! So that's why'...because whenever I point my large-ish 24-105 lens at someone, they notice immediately and turn away, but they guy next to me with his mobile phone goes completely un-noticed. It's like, they see the size of the lens and react to that even if the mobile phone next to me has the same resolution.

I really like your videos, man! Voiceover is better than subtitles

That Cycle Thieves photo is outrageously good!

Wow. Finally a TH-camr giving good, straight to the point, no-nonsense advice. Kudos!!!

I started my street photography journey early this year, and I've really been enjoying it! I personally use my 40mm (60mm as I have a crop sensor camera) the most. I find that the distance I am from my subject is very comfortable with a 60mm lens, and I love the images I get with it

To be honest: I was sceptical with the video title as I never heard about you before. But I have to say: Great video with very helpful tipps and amazing photography! Your photos have a depth, there is always a bigger idea but one can also get lost in the details.

I really want to start doing street photography more. Especially during the summer when events are slow for me. How often do you find people not liking the fact that you're taking photos of them in public? I think that's what I worry most about.

What do you take file format RAW or JPG ?

Awesome channel i just found

Such a valuable video!!! amazing knowledge

I feel like you and Joe Allam should co create something!

Loved the red dot moment 😂 Great advice 👍🏻

Great video! Agree on everything outlined here. I've been at this game for 50+ years, and it never gets dull. But you forgot one or possibly two vital points, apart from making prints, get those prints up on a wall, and get them into a book. Prints don't have to be huge either. 10 x 8 or 10 x 12 is fine. Even smaller, as there are plenty of small frames for sale all the time in charity/thrift shops/stores. Just get pictures seen, and away from social media!

6 yrs is nothing. maybe learn to level the horizon level first

Thank you !!