I know you don't appear to like too much praise, Kevin...but, I have to say this: you are my photographic hero. Your photographs are just brilliant...they are the photographs that I continously try to emulate in my own photographic journey. Thank you. You're my inspiration and I'm so glad that you are. Keep on keeping on...
You're the best wedding photographer I know but this is my first look at your street photography and I'm so impressed. May I say it's more relax and obviously fun and also more creative while still being essential and something you want to leave behind for the future generations. In other words something that matters like all your photography. Thanks for sharing and congratulations. Cheers!
I’m studying the masters. This month I’m taking a no credit class on the French Impressionists and post Impressionist painters. I’ve loved them for a while. Recently I’ve seen how many of their paintings are like street photography. Maybe that is why I’m such a big fan. Less than a week for the X100VI announcement. I’m going to preorder. Mask On Nurse Marty(Ret)
Most "rules" of composition are based on the great work of the Impressionists. The Last Super is often regarded as the bases of well though composition.
Great video Kevin. I first came across your wedding photography back in the day when I owned the first Fuji X100. Phenomenal imagery. Your street photography is just as inspiring.
@@kevin_mullins Ah ok cool! I wasn't sure how Lightroom performed on a tablet vs desktop. Looking for a mobile way to edit photos, but don't want to get an iPad. 😁
Nice clear video Kev. I don’t have the gumption to be a street photographer. Not sure why as I’m an outgoing type of bloke but I just don’t have what it takes. However I thoroughly enjoy your masterful art, be it street or weddings. Regards.
It depends on what I'm shooting. For Street, I'll often use Zone focusing. Weddings I'll generally use single spot. AV sometimes, but if the light is good, I'll set it to fully manual.
Hey Kevin ! Thank you for the great Inspiration and great Video. Do you take Glow Filters for your Pictures ? All the best from Germany (Dortmund) Markus
Thank you, Kevin. All very useful, respectful, and modest recommendations. I especially like (among many others) your advice on studying the great photographers’ work - not to copy them (that would negate developing a personal style) but to absorb their methods and ways of seeing. Very helpful!
You've again created a beautiful and inspiring video. I photograph with the XT5, an amazing camera. For my assignments (backup camera), I want to have a second camera. The X Pro 2/3 are great and beautiful cameras. I also have the X100V myself. What would be wise to do? Wait for the X Pro 4 to come out, or purchase an X Pro 2 or 3, or maybe go for another XT5? I honestly don't feel a strong connection to the XT series cameras. What would you do? Thanks in advance.
I'm not sure I would wait for the X-Pro4. We have no idea when that will come. And then what.... wait for the X-T5? I'd be more tempted to see what happens to the X100 line. Thanks for the kind words.
Interesting video, for me tip 2 is crucial. We are lucky to live in a society which has the freedom to take photographs in public. But there are an increasing amount of photographers (auditors) using cameras and drones to deliberately annoy and intimidate people to get a reaction for their TH-cam channels. I believe that this may have an impact on our freedoms in the future if it continues or gets worse.
I 100% agree Mark. I hate all of those "I can do what I want in public" videos. They will drive the artform underground - all for the sake of digital vanity.
@@kevin_mullins Yeah, those were the greats back when people did not mind being photographed. Now it is a different scene. C-B's most famous photo was taken from the side, at a distance, so subject was unaware.
@@ThePhotofit The flip-up screen, where I look down on the camera, away from my face, and point with my finger at what I want to focus on and shoot IS ALSO a viewfinder.
You're the best wedding photographer I know but this is my first look at your street photography and I'm so impressed. May I say it's more relax and obviously fun and also more creative while still being essential and something you want to leave behind for the future generations. In other words something that matters like all your photography. Thanks for sharing and congratulations. Cheers!
I know you don't appear to like too much praise, Kevin...but, I have to say this: you are my photographic hero. Your photographs are just brilliant...they are the photographs that I continously try to emulate in my own photographic journey. Thank you. You're my inspiration and I'm so glad that you are. Keep on keeping on...
Wow, thank you!
Informative with excellent narrative and tips. Easy on the ear. Thank you.
First of your vids I have watched. Clear, well paced, informative and enjoyable. And the bonus - no damned muzak overlay.
Thank you!
You're the best wedding photographer I know but this is my first look at your street photography and I'm so impressed. May I say it's more relax and obviously fun and also more creative while still being essential and something you want to leave behind for the future generations. In other words something that matters like all your photography. Thanks for sharing and congratulations. Cheers!
Thank you, Boris. That's very kind indeed.
I need to get out more with my X-E3. Thanks for the tips!
Good tips and wonderful shots 📷 thanks
Love your work Kevin and have for years now... It's always a good idea to re-visit rules and tips for this hobby every now and then... Thanks Kevin...
Thank you!
Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience, Kevin !! Your education came at the right time for me.
You are very welcome
First time watching your videos, loved it. Do you do workshops in NYC?
I have done in the past, but nothing scheduled at the moment :-(
Really insightful stuff, Kevin! Lovely shots, keep inspiring 👏✨
Thanks a ton!
I’m studying the masters. This month I’m taking a no credit class on the French Impressionists and post Impressionist painters. I’ve loved them for a while. Recently I’ve seen how many of their paintings are like street photography. Maybe that is why I’m such a big fan.
Less than a week for the X100VI announcement. I’m going to preorder.
Mask On Nurse Marty(Ret)
Most "rules" of composition are based on the great work of the Impressionists. The Last Super is often regarded as the bases of well though composition.
Kevin, once again you have created valuable content that is very relatable and down to earth. Thank you!
Thanks, Jared. Hope you are well.
Great video Kevin. I first came across your wedding photography back in the day when I owned the first Fuji X100. Phenomenal imagery. Your street photography is just as inspiring.
Thank you so much!
Great video and insight Kevin, thank you 👍
Really loved this video! Thank you for putting this together!
You are so welcome!
Great Kevin! All the best from Austria, Oliver
Thanks! You too!
Just an informative video....thank you...great tips Kevin 😊
My pleasure!
Brillant video Kevin! Thank so much for sharing your thoughts and insights. I truely hope that you will make more if this type of content, cheers Nico
Thanks! Will do!
Beautiful tips and advice! Strongly Agree! 👍
Thanks for watching!
As always Kev, amazing video ;)
Glad you enjoyed it
I enjoyed watching this video
Thank you
Glad you enjoyed it
Great video as always Kevin!
Thank you for sharing. 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Which tablet do you use to edit your photos?
In this video I'm using a Galaxy Tab :-)
@@kevin_mullins Ah ok cool!
I wasn't sure how Lightroom performed on a tablet vs desktop. Looking for a mobile way to edit photos, but don't want to get an iPad. 😁
Nice clear video Kev. I don’t have the gumption to be a street photographer. Not sure why as I’m an outgoing type of bloke but I just don’t have what it takes. However I thoroughly enjoy your masterful art, be it street or weddings. Regards.
Thanks 👍
A big Thank You!
You're welcome!
Well spoken words toward respect and the vital role of street photography. Really nice and well thought out tips and advice Kevin.
Thank you so much 🙂
Nice work and great tips. Just wondering what was that neat little laptop you were using in the cafe?
That was a Galaxy Tab :-)
How do you set autofocus when shooting Fujifilm cameras? And do you use aperture priority mode when shooting weddings and portraits?
It depends on what I'm shooting. For Street, I'll often use Zone focusing. Weddings I'll generally use single spot. AV sometimes, but if the light is good, I'll set it to fully manual.
Thanks!!!
Welcome!
Hey Kevin ! Thank you for the great Inspiration and great Video.
Do you take Glow Filters for your Pictures ?
All the best from Germany (Dortmund)
Markus
I'm not sure what a Glow Filter is, Marcus? Thanks for the kind words.
Thank you, Kevin. All very useful, respectful, and modest recommendations. I especially like (among many others) your advice on studying the great photographers’ work - not to copy them (that would negate developing a personal style) but to absorb their methods and ways of seeing. Very helpful!
Thanks, Gary
Will you be at the Birmingham Photography Show Kevin? I hope so, and hope to see you there.
Yup, I'll be there and giving a talk. You can see details here:
www.kevinmullinsphotography.co.uk/blog/birmingham-photography-show-talk-details
You've again created a beautiful and inspiring video.
I photograph with the XT5, an amazing camera. For my assignments (backup camera), I want to have a second camera. The X Pro 2/3 are great and beautiful cameras. I also have the X100V myself.
What would be wise to do? Wait for the X Pro 4 to come out, or purchase an X Pro 2 or 3, or maybe go for another XT5? I honestly don't feel a strong connection to the XT series cameras.
What would you do?
Thanks in advance.
I'm not sure I would wait for the X-Pro4. We have no idea when that will come. And then what.... wait for the X-T5?
I'd be more tempted to see what happens to the X100 line.
Thanks for the kind words.
@@kevin_mullins 🙏
Thank you for all the insightful and useful tips ! ❤ love your works.
Glad you like them!
Interesting video, for me tip 2 is crucial. We are lucky to live in a society which has the freedom to take photographs in public.
But there are an increasing amount of photographers (auditors) using cameras and drones to deliberately annoy and intimidate people to get a reaction for their TH-cam channels. I believe that this may have an impact on our freedoms in the future if it continues or gets worse.
I 100% agree Mark. I hate all of those "I can do what I want in public" videos. They will drive the artform underground - all for the sake of digital vanity.
@@kevin_mullins absolutely, rights come with responsibilities.
Good video. Don't forget to watch YT channels of other Street Photographers. Look at what they do good and wrong and learn.
Thanks for sharing 🎉
Quite right. In fact, tip #8 is all about that. Hope you are well.
thank you for the theme ideas uncle Kevin! great video
My pleasure!
Super helpful, thank you. Shoot me a message if you are ever in Sydney and wanting to discover some great photo locations :)
Will do :-)
thanks for the tips
No problem!
Have you ever been confronted with negative reactions from people you were photographing? If so, how did you deal with this?
It's never happened to me.
Tip #0 - Don’t put your camera to your face, you may disturb the scene … (it is OK and expected of wedding photographers).
Lol. Tell that to Cartier-Bresson or Joel Meyerowitz.
@@kevin_mullins Yeah, those were the greats back when people did not mind being photographed. Now it is a different scene. C-B's most famous photo was taken from the side, at a distance, so subject was unaware.
But that’s why they call it a viewfinder.
@@ThePhotofit The flip-up screen, where I look down on the camera, away from my face, and point with my finger at what I want to focus on and shoot IS ALSO a viewfinder.
You're the best wedding photographer I know but this is my first look at your street photography and I'm so impressed. May I say it's more relax and obviously fun and also more creative while still being essential and something you want to leave behind for the future generations. In other words something that matters like all your photography. Thanks for sharing and congratulations. Cheers!
Wow, thank you!