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How To START STREET PHOTOGRAPHY in 2020
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ค. 2024
- With lockdowns easing and summer is here, what better time to start street photography. This video will tell you everything you need to know to get going.
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Regardless of a photographer’s expertise, these are good tips and advice, very nice of you to share. Stay safe Roman.
So true about the people and security
Sometimes I walk up to people I find interessting and ask if I could take a picture of them and mostly they say yeah
Most underrated photography channel of the year. This video was extremely informative and helpful🙏
Getting out on the street, capturing images and getting the exercise, enjoying the sites and culture is part of the experience. Any good pictures is a bonus most street shots are better when totally unplanned and spur of the moment
Thank you for providing a very concise, detailed, to the point video. You really covered everything a person needs to know to get started, and simplified it so that it isn't scary for someone who is new to this genre.
My favorite tip was “Expectations” because I spent 1 hours out in the field & only managed to get 2 good shots. Sometimes inspiration doesn’t touch me or I can’t find the creative vision when I shoot - so when this happens, I get extremely upset. I began to notice that patten recently then this video popped up confirming what I need to do...”just be okay with it, you went for a nice walk” lmaooo i love that man. thank you
Great explanation and tips. Just getting started with street photography. Thank you Roman!
Another insightful video from you again Roman! I always come back to your street photography videos everytime I go out for a shoot - I learn something new always and the techniques you do start to make sense even more. Stay safe man!
Good one Roman, it’s great advice for anyone starting out.
Anyone reading this who wants to do street photography, just go out and do it, like Roman says, it’s suprising really how nobody takes much notice of you, everyone is to busy with their own lives. Yes if you’re trying to look inconspicuous you’ll end up looking really creepy, just be yourself and act normally and you’ll be fine 📷
Great advice! I did my first street shoot a few weeks ago. It went surprisingly well as an experience.
Just one thing to add about sharing your work. Just be careful about revealing your personal contact information with anyone who is curious in what you're taking pictures of unless they seem friendly and interested or if there the police or security, then go ahead and show them your work. Even though it's rare but there are times where you might think its a good idea to share someone your work but then that same person goes on the internet and causes all sorts of unnecessary hate and allegations on your social media account thus ruining your reputation. I know it's rare but there are times it could happen just be careful and good luck. Good video!
Unbelievable advice for those starting out or given how the world’s changed in the last number of years those restarting into the genre. My favourite piece of advice you gave was at the beginning. Ignore people who think they know everything. Photography as a hobby should be fun and you don’t need some high brow wank who thinks he knows everything taking pot shots at you so they can feel superior or better about themselves. Now I’m not saying don’t take helpful critiques from someone who’s been doing things longer and are noticeably better because that can really help you grow, it’s the idiots you need to stay away from. Again every tip is super advice. I love how all your videos cover reality and steers clear of cliche and hype. Cheers, Christopher :)
One of the best primers on street photography i have seen, thanks Roman!
Thank you Roman, I'm rather new to the street genre so I'm looking forward to trying these tips out.
Another great video, love the idea of street photography and this was such an informative quarter of an hour.... so good I watched it twice!
Great video mate, so inspirational. Thanks for the tips!!!
i do street photography but this video is amazing even for people who are already in it
Hello Roman, excellent video with sound advice and very useful information and very motivational, thank you
Lots of good advice and ideas, thanks for posting.
Stellar video as always!
Loved the video. Thanks for explaining everything so shortly and simply.
Great stuff mate! Glad you're able to get back out to shoot.
Encouraging, as ever Roman and another very enjoyable video mate. You're content is ticking all the right boxes with me bud and you are so right about discouraging comments and negative feedback from all sorts on the internet. Everyone likes some praise and very many people out there can react so badly to criticism. Gentle persuasion, positive encouragement and a wee bit of praise pays dividends. I would rather go out and take no pictures and enjoy my day, taking in the location, rather than take photos of everyone and everything and face the internet trolls. Well done again bud, keep them coming.
Really enjoy all your videos and advice for someone starting out. Can’t get over how special some of your photos are 🔥 thank you!
Roman Fox just starting out with Z6, wish me luck! I’ll send you some once I’ve got a few I’m proud of 👍🏽
Another great video :) Thanks for sharing all those tips!
What a pleasant surprise to find this channel ! Finally someone that isn’t boring. Well done and thanks for sharing your ideas and knowledge 🙏🏼
Amazing content Roman! Subscribed 🙌🏼
Just starting out street, great tips. Thx bro
I just found your channel. Awesome content. The tips you shared were spot on. Thanks for sharing. I am so excited to start putting your tips into practice. I look forward viewing more of your content. Thanks again. You have earned a subscriber.
As usual great video, and really useful tips and advice, relevant not just to newbies but any level of photographer. Cheers matey
Great video, really helpful info as always.
❤️❤️❤️ thank you for sharing this... very informative and straight to the point... 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾 keep safe...
great tips mate. i have been doing street photography for a while and definitely can resonate with your thoughts
super video Roman, thanks
Great video, lots of questions answered thank you
Excellent ..... Very useful advice and tips.
I’ve just started out trying some street photography and really enjoying your videos and tips. Many thanks for sharing really appreciate it 👏📷👍
Ahhh i just love encouraging videos ♥
I am getting my first camera in a couple of days just to push me to go out again. And your video is so inspiring.
Amazing bro keep up the good work
The short 30second clip on expectation is great advice thank you
I usually don't do street photography, that's why it's interesting for me to have a look at. Very good advices and interesting channel.
This was really helpful thank you!
Highly inspiring!
As ever, great vid Roman thankyou. . Spot on about not expecting great shots every time you go out. After the first few times out I almost gave up because of repeatedly coming home empty handed with sore feet and knees. Also thanks to the myriad of YT channels its easy to get obsessed with gear but the best advice I had on that was always remember even the most basic modern camera is easily capable of all the great shots you will see in iconic photography books.
best street photog tip @1:28. great content and video.. subscribed!
recently returned to walking out and out with my Fuji and almost feel like I have fallen back in love with street photography after such a break. Love the video, agree with all of the tips ^^
Great video
Answers many want to be street photographers questions
Great video! It just motivated me to go out and try some shoots 📸
Nice tips, I like your channel, keep it going for sure.
Yes!! I’m so glad someone said this cause I have an issue we’re people say it all needs to be perfec! Like no not every photo will be perfect that’s the whole point of photography and waiting to get that one amazing image and more! Loved this video and ur positive attitude and I just subscribed cause of that
Really enjoying your channel mate, keep going 👍👍👍
Great street photography crash course!
Thank you for the street photography tips, i always feared to go out and take pictures, many times i got out with the camera to take photos but again due to fear kept my camera in my bag. I'll surely apply this tips. Thank you🙏
Great video. Thank you.
Great video Roman :)
Well done, Roman: Thanks for sharing. And stay working at London streets. Best regards. NANO.
Greats tips!
First off, I enjoyed the video and subscribed. Thank you. Regarding your comments on "good" photos, that's somewhat subjective! I bet if Daido Moriyama had asked for appraisals early days, he might have become disillusioned and packed it in!! Aside from taking "good" photos, one thing I've found is just how beneficial street photography is for mental health. Personally, I combine going out on my mountain bike (any bike will do!), riding through city centre areas, taking photos on the way with my GRII.
Just found your channel. Love the common sense approach. Subscribing.
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hi roman. thank u for this!
Nice video guy 😎👍🏻🇬🇧
Thanks I got into photography a few years ago. Got a new camera and want to get into street photography because I wanna get more time behind the lens. This is what I need to get going.
Thank you so much!!!
I took photos around my hometown earlier this year and someone stopped me to ask if I worked for the local paper 😂 It was awkward but so nice to think someone assumed I was a professional because I had a nice camera with me.
The video I have been looking for to get into street photography. Like your style of presenting and content. Sub'd.
I think a zoom lens will rather be good for a beginner as the don’t have to get into people’s faces. They can just shoot from afar without the subject even noticing they’re being photographed.
Enjoyable video !!! As for gear.. i use an X-T20 with 27mm to help me overcome my social anxiety (tiny system helps me at least) :D
Great advice, I've started doing street and I realise that people don't even care what you are doing . Mostly people saying sorry for ruining my shot
Great video man. Followed you here from Instagram; I'm subbing right now !
Fantastic video! :)
Really nice video!
Amazing advice. I've just got my Fuji xt3 today with the 18 to 55 kit lens so I'll hit Manchester city centre tomorrow and see what I can get.
Florida never had a real heavy handed martial law, most still worked and everyone could move about, but I’ve just lost my mojo on the streets. It’s such a different vibe with people now and I’m having a hard time finding my new place in it to enjoy it once again. And to think after the wife and I went through surviving a mass shooter in 2019 we thought 2020 could only get better, lol!
i use the fuji 90mm for street photography and love that focal length
Good, informative video mate. I thought I spotted you at T Square, wasn’t too sure because of your hair. LOL!
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I have been watching your videos for a couple of weeks and find them so helpful. I have been into landscape and wildlife photography for a few years now and thought I would have a try at street photography as I am gravitating to Black and White much more and find street suits this just great. Just got my self A Ricoh GR3 and find it is so easy to use. Much easier than My Nikon D810. I like very much you shadow and light images. I also like Sean Tuckers work in street photography as well, a bit similar
Keep up the great work
Thank you 👍
I appreciate the 2 cents of the camera gear. My biggest fear is feeling like I'm not good enough because my gear isn't. I've only just gotten into photography when my sister gave me her second hand Canon 600d. I'm learning and excited to dive into this hobby 😊👏
Gear!? Sometimes i go out with my 35mm Olympus XA film camera. Thanks for the video. I've been shooting street for about 4 years, and honestly, these tips never get old.
Story 1: I once went to a cemetery in my city (for the architecture and the aesthetic, perhaps it's a bit morbid, but the place is beautiful and full of nature and gorgeous), I was stopped by a staff member and he told me that I couldn't take photos that I needed a permit and why was I even taking photos anyway. So I put my camera in my bad and told him what I was there for, and where I could ask for the permit. The guy 360 on the you can't take photos here and just told me that I shouldn't waste my time looking for the permit, that I just needed to not swing my camera in front of some security guy or anything and that I'd be good.
I plan on going there again and I'll try to get a permit next time 😅. But people usually are super supportive of people creating art!
Story 2: Once I was taking photos through some architecture/sculpture thing of two guys and the guy apparently saw me taking the photo and flipped me off, I didn't notice on the time but I immediately saw the finger when I reviewed the image, so when I walked a bit closer I asked the guy if he'd rather me delete the photo and he said neh, dw.
Half an hour later I walked through the same park but this time closer to the guy and he recognized me from earlier and asked me how the image had came out. I showed him from the back of the camera and he told me he had absolutely no idea why he flipped me off but that he was super supportive of people going around the city creating art. I told him that if anything him flipping me off enhanced the image because it served as a point of interest and that was super cool. So the guy was super nice and he genuinely didn't seem to care about me taking the photo but actually he supported me on it.
Great video Roman! Great tips and advice. You shoot in the same places as I do. Would love to do a sess with you and like minded street photographers!
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Good advice, better than one street photographer who has a TH-cam site. He is rude and arrogant.
also a tip don't photograph people who work at a train station because I was taking pictures at the train station which is not elegal and three people who work there were like ' what are you doing?' 'ARE YOU TAKING PICTURES OF ME?!' which I thought was weird because its a public space. I just showed them the pictures and told them I was only going to use them for school but they were ugly anyway so I deleted the photo's. and to one I told that I was taking a picture of the view. but he demanded to see the picture and almost slapped my camera out of my hand so I just left and told him that I deleted the picture
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Just starting out in street photography, find it incredibly hard to find street videos that are easy to watch, yours is spot on, great advice and presented well, keep up the good work 📷🏙️
Hi Roman. Thanks for another great video! When you say you'd recommend 23mm, 35mm and 50mm as a good range of prime lenses for street photography, are you referring to crop sensor or full frame?
Generally he use fuji cameras, so I think that he was talking about the fuji apsc lenses.
I have a xh1 and 16-55 lens. Should I use zone focusing or a single point focus for street photography.
by the way, you recommend the X-T2 or X-T3, but the X-T1 represents awesome value too. You only miss out on dual cards slots, the AF is still quite good and you can get them for dirt cheap (got mine for less than 300€)
X-T1 also is the last (besides the X-70) camera to use the X-Trans 2 sensor, which gives very special colors, and with no AA filter you still get incredibly sharp images. Basically the same thing as the X Trans 1 sensor you can find in the X-Pro 1, but with way better AF and other features
What's the company they're from?
Have you thought about trying film simulations, and film recipes with your fujifilm?
@@snapsbyfox I'm looking forward to it then
Great video! Very informative and helpful advise. Thanks for making it. Question: What is your recommendation for keeping your gear safe while doing street photography? Or basically, how not to get robbed? LOL A bit of a silly question I know. But when you have very expensive gear in your hands while being all alone in an ally or around the city in the middle of the night, it's one thing that kind of prevents me from going out there and shooting... Thanks in advance for your guidance.
@@snapsbyfox Tracking, that makes sense. I use the 1DX Mark iii, so I guess I'll be sticking out like a sore thumb LOL. I appreciate the reply, thank you for taking the time to do that. I recently found your channel, you have great informative content. Keep up the great work, it is appreciated and does make a difference!
Would you recommend the XT30II for an beginner?
Dude, 2:03 looks like you're talking while... well... a wee (small) break 🤣🤣🤣
i must have been unlucky - been out once and got stopped by a member of the public 🙄
I believe I've heard the exact same words in @seantucker video...
Well said - enjoyed this one , I've added you on my Instra #streetphotographymono
14_35 prime lenses are more often more expensive than zoom lenses
Iam German and if they recognize you 99% of the cases they yell at you I call the cops or I punch you in the face but I have some techniques to do it anyway without problems
Hi, I’ve alr started street photography, should I post all my street photography pictures on Instagram?
I’m a beginner street photographer
How do you get creamy, foggy highlights??