Fine Art Street Photography PERFECT FIRST LESSON
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ธ.ค. 2022
- In this video, I learn to photograph Fine Art Street Photography.
Last week, I teamed up with Gareth Danks a Fine Art Street Photographer and headed to London. My objective was to learn how to create Street Photography images in a Fine Art Style!
I have a deep passion for Street Photography. I also love creating Fine Art Landscape Images. Because I love both, I thought it was about time I tried to combine both passions so that's where Gareth comes in.
Gareth is a Photographer by profession and he's a highly admired Fine Art Street Photographer too! So, if ever I was going to learn a new style then there's no better teacher out there!
I would like to take this opportunity to thank Gareth for his time and patience... especially the latter :)
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Very interesting. It seems to me that it's not about "having the eye", but rather "training the eye".
As a street photographer you can be a runner (what most are) and wandering the streets looking for shots. Or you can be stationary (what Gareth does, and I do) and pre-select foreground, background and light, and just let people walk into the scenery. Depending on the setting you selected, you can actually combine the fine art approach with the candid approach. I personally think, that this latter attempt is what leads to those really good street photography shots, because they combine the live of candid with the artsy flavor of fine art style. The problem with this approach is, that you won't go home with hundreds of shots, but only with a few dozen, if you are lucky, and sometimes with even less. What again makes this style of street photography very appealing to analog shooters, since it reduces cost massively.
I can't understand English good, but this video was magic. How fantastic is the street photography. Congratulatios and greetings from Brazil.
Great video. I have never really fancied 'street photography' as such, being self conscious about 'snapping' people in the street, but this for me is a new concept and inspirational.
def give it a go mate
Great Video - By Two Amazing Photographers - Thank You
Just found and watched this...well done!
Cheers 👍👍
Been following and watching Gareth for a long time but seeing him in action through a different person is showing how dedicated he is and thanks to you for this video, and sharing the process and the progress too.
Great video Gary a lovely chap looking forward to part2 !! the slowing down and picking the shot is what separates the candid from the fine art great photos I love the shots from the bridge with St Paul,s in the background !!
Loved this video Gary. Got lots of great info and tips👍🏻 looking forwards to part 2
Hi Gary, thanks for the shift from landscape to street : fun and valuable !
So inspiring with a touch of excitement. This is the eye opener I need. Well done Gary👍
Fabulous loved every minute !
So very helpful and informative. Thank you Gary and Garett.
Great video, loving learning about different genres
What an inspiration, can't wait to explore this 😍 thank you so much!
This was a wonderful lesson in a different -- and exciting -- kind of street photography. I've always been a bit shy to try street photography and also not so impressed with the types of photos you get. But fine art puts another spin on it -- it now becomes a kind of art that I like, an art that is intimate without being personal; so I'm looking forward to trying it. Thanks for sharing your tips Gary and Gareth!
Thanks, this video is amazing. Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
Fantastic video! I loved the way this was presented and I learned a few things...Thank you!
I've been a bit ugh about photography lately. This video has inspired me to go out and look at things differently. Informative and entertaining. Thanks
some great hints and tips, I shall be trying to put them into practice on my next visit to the big smoke
Extremely exciting and interesting. Many thanks for this! 👌🏼👍🏼
You think you know everything and realize you don't. Isn't that the amazingly wonderfully thing about photography...
A really great tutorial video on the fly. Thx ✌️💞🙌
Fantastic video! And great call ending it where you did, Gary 👍 I also feel like I learned a lot from this one, and it feels like a more accessible style of street photography coming from landscape. Can't want to get out for some practice!!
So informative and inspiring! And a good reminder that there’s always something to learn when it comes to photography.
Thanks Carol. nice of you 🙂
perfect!!! very informative!!!! new episodes would be highly appreciated!!!!
Stunning images. Great inspiration for a city dweller who can’t get out into countryside as much as he would like.
I really enjoy watching you two talking and teaching.
Gary, you NEED a tilt screen (not a side hinged flip out screen) but a tilt. Brilliant for inconspicuous street photography.
I consider Fan Ho a master of fine art street photography.
This is a fantastic video. It all depends on how you see it. Thank you so much gentlemen
Brilliant video guys. So inspiring. Cheers for that.
This was fantastic! I appreciated knowing more about what defines "fine art street photography". Looking forward to the "part-two". Just subscribed.
Another cracking video Gary!
Very good... watch you both.
Really enjoyed this one Gary, I recently tried some street stuff and had a blast and like you I will certainly be trying it again, great images by the way and thanks for sharing.
Interesting video … great lesson to learn the components and concepts, but these are hugely over shot locations. In fact if you go to them in the summer, you will trip over a ‘zillion’ workshops working the same scenes. Garth is of course well experienced photographer and his work is excellent … would love to see a ‘fine art’ lesson in flat dull light - nice video tnx … 😊 📷
Your video clearly demonstrates how to take fine art photos in details. Thank you
Great video both of you are inspiring and I’ve learnt a lot thanks
Always a great watch when you and Gareth get together doing street photography and no one even told you put your cameras away or move on. Gareth does have an amazing eye for this style of photography.
Thank you. Yep, he’s got the eye for it for sure 👍👍
Enjoyed that. Many Thanks. Reminded me of Mattias Burling's genre. I use Nikon D5 for my work. I can see why small bodies like Sony, Fuji, Leica and MFT with a manual focus lens will give us plenty of fun and joy.
Enjoyable video, but seeing Gareth taking shots of the Millennium Bridge with his backpack unzipped gave me the heebie-jeebies! Whenever I have a backpack with gear in London I have it zipped, padlocked, over my belly and with a high decibel alarm strapped to it! Well, maybe just zipped with a small padlock on it :)
Patience certainly pays off when you’ve found a good location with good light, as you show in the sample photos. 👍🏼
And congrats on not triggering the mass security guard events you two normally create whenever you’re out shooting together 😂
Lol I know what you mean about a padlocked bag, made me chuckle 😁😁. I think the security guards had a day off or something. Even we were surprised 😂😂
🙌 what a pro!
What a fantastic video! Gareth has mad skills! Thank you and him for sharing this insight into quality street photography.
Glad you enjoyed it! Yeah, he's a superb all-round photographer 👍👍
Great lesson for beginners! Very inspiring, thank you both!
thanks zuzia
Cheers Zuzia xx
This is by far the best and the most Interesting streetphotography video i ever seen.
Many thanks for a most interesting and educational post.
Well done mate. Will look forward to part 2
Awesome. Thank you, sir.
Really well done! Congrats! Great advise.
Fabuolous :-) I think Gary gained a lot of information gleaned by Gareth from his time with Mark Fearnley a while back. Mark is one of THE most sucessful photographers in fine art street around today. Always great to see Gary and Gareth filming together. Look forward to No2
Great learning, thank you both very much.
Cheers Chris 👍
Great video. Just love this style of street photography and Gareth's view is inspirational.
thank you julie :-)
I loved this video and found it so inspiring.
Loved this gents 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Love this. Great stuff. Now I'll grab my camera and practice!
Brilliant video, thanks!
Thanks!! Very interesting!
OMG, what a wonderful 27 minutes! I write with tears mostly because of joy, and partly because of the rum.
That was so life changing, I learned so much that I'm hooked, thank you so much.
cheers john
What perfect timing as I'm off to London on Saturday for a photowalk, some great ideas on how to improve my street photography. I like to find the scene and then wait for interesting people to walk into frame but the tips from Gareth will certainly help me improve the results.
I hope you manage to continue with this style and already looking forward to part 2.
Thanks guys 🙂👍
Thanks so much phil
Great fun. I am ready to shoot.
I’m just like a lot of photographers. I love street photography and the ideas and images that come out of it. But I’m not really afraid but in some instances I am, I’m shy coupled with not wanting rejection and confrontation. So I have a lot of work to do because it’s all about my problems and the images are out there, but where is my head!!!
Thanks for a very informative, inspirational, and enjoyable video!!!!!
I really enjoyed the video Gary.
As Steve Jacob said i would be the same.
It might be something i would try, especially reflections in the glass in the buildings.
Your image's turned out well and obviously Gareth's did.
I am interested in seeing what the next video holds.
Now that's a new fine art genre I could enjoy, I certainly enjoyed watching this video and I echo the comments on being a more relaxed and not at all stressful as with Candid street photography
Cheers Ian 👍👍
Fantastic day!! really fun to watch that back, thanks Mr Gough! its just occurred to me that this is the first time I've shot with you and YOU haven't got us in trouble with security haha.. great. vid mate!! thanks for all the nice comments from your viewers too!!
Superb Vlog by two of the biggest photography influencers out there to date !
I absolutely loved this episode. What a valuable, knowledge-packed, inspirational video. I am moving rapidly towards the fine-art side of street in my work and this was immensely helpful. Thank you both!
Cheers Ali 👍
Thanks Ali, good luck mate
All you need to do to get great street images - you need to buy a Fuji camera. 95% job is done lol. Kidding. Great video guys!
Tbf they’re awesome cameras 👍👍
Wonderful video - This , for me, IS street photgraphy. Finding the scene, working it and taking time to get the right shot. Some beautiful examples of this type of street photography. Just snapping away in a street without much working or getting something as you want it doesn't cut it for me. Random candid shots with street signs and rubbish bins and stuff in the shot along with numerous people etc is too random for me and it often leaves me thinking "what am I looking at?".....but of course, it is a personal taste and a personal way of capturing street photography. I am not knocking it at all....I just prefer this approach to the genre!! The way Gareth works these areas of great archtiecture and lighting is excellent
Amazing video, not boring at all, I can't wait for part II.
Cheers 👍👍
excellent video really enjoyed this lot to think about but really good thanks guys.......
Cheers 👍👍
Whatched a lot of street photography in London but got to say the lighting at st pauls was just stunning. Images where fab.
Cheers 👍
I have followed both you and Gareth for years, it seems. It was fun to see you both working together in this video. I have been wanting to do this type of photography for a long time. Really must give it a go soon. Thanks.
It’s a lot of fun. Cheers Philip 👍
What a great video. Learnt a lot today and want to go out taking pictures in my small hometown. Learn how to see and find locations and "Work the scene". Thanks a lot.
Fantastic video you both got great shots, there's always something to learn
Thanks Christine 👍👍
The angles your showing Gareth in. No wonder I'm in bits after a day shooting 😁 I've calling out for yrs to see if anyone out there does Yoga for photographer's. Because we don't half get into some shapes. Great video 👌🏻
Shows how important a flippy screen is. Nice video Gary.
Nice episode!
Great vid! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you 👍
This type of street photography is very appealing to me. I learned quite a lot. I appreciate this approach in both street photography and landscape photography. Both you and Gareth always teach me something new.
Thanks Pam 👍
thanks so much pam :-)
You no I really injoyed that iam going to have a go at it thanks so much love it mate 👍 🇬🇧
It’s challenging but you’ll love it. Cheers 👍
Well what can one say but thank you Gary & Gareth for the first free lesson in fine art street photography, and I did notice there were no jobsworths about to tell you that you was on private property in the shopping center, I was only out last week in a well known super market car park with camera at the ready and the security came from nowhere such is life! I enjoyed the video and London is a great place to take pictures unlike here in the West Midlands where you have to be so careful, even the Bull in the Bullring has limitations on it (remember that day) I look forward to your next video on the subject. Thank you.
cheers for the comment des
Great informative video , i am a street photographer watching this tonight and now itching to go to London tomorrow for some Fine Art photos in B&W .Thank you Gary and Gareth
thanks for watching Victoria
Thanks Gary and Gareth, really enjoyed this and feel like I’ve learned a lot! Inspired to get out and try it. Cheers :)
Thank you sarah :-)
this is a great video, lots of inspiration in it, super
Cheers 👍
Brilliant Gary & Gareth - really enjoyed this one 👍
thanks robbie
That was a fantastic video Gary very very enjoyable never thought about watching street photography excellent. I’m always self-conscious about using my camera in a busy environment like that. 🎉
Stick to tourist areas and you’ll be fine.
Interesting. Nice to see you two working together again. 📷
thanks mate :-)
I was so hoping for a follow up part 2. Looking forward to it.
Cheers Barry
me too! 🙂
Thanks Mister Gary, it is a super interesting video.
Cheers 👍👍
Need to get back out myself great content. I need to hunt and wait more
Well this is certainly different, I must give this a go.
certainly makes a difference having a human subject in, really liked the bridge shots.
Is there anything you need to be aware of when photographing people you don’t know.
So much patience involved with this style. I enjoy this style by myself ..I can concentrate more and take all the time I need.
Cheers 👍
wow,Nice!
WOW ! That was a really GREAT video.
As a more candid street photographer, it brings me to a better motivation and to a higher level. THANKS a lot.
👍
Very interesting and helpful, well done
Cheers 👍👍
thanks for the useful vlog…
Gary, That was amazing .... and with no ND filters in sight .... and hard surfaces to boot.😬
Very interesting Gary. Something to try….this gave me few ideas.
Cheers 👍