Street Photography POV in Seattle, Washington

This video is a chill street photography walk and talk tour of Seattle, Washington. I recently went on a solo weekend trip to Seattle and spent 3 full days taking as many street photos as I could. I got some fantastic results and had a great time doing it.

[@hesham932]

loved it, thanks youtube for recommending this!

[@YvonneHansonPhotography]

Thanks for watching! Good to hear that youtube is recommending my videos haha

[@bradhanson4686]

Love Seattle! Thx

[@YvonneHansonPhotography]

Thanks for watchin'!

[@franklynfrankth]

Your VDO give me some kind of motivation and a lot of idea on how to do the street photography in Seattle

[@rebarock901]

Love this!! Can’t wait for more!!

[@YvonneHansonPhotography]

Thanks so much for watching! I'll make a new street POV in a few weeks, I had a lot of fun with this one :D

[@seattlegirl2077]

Aww. Great photos! I miss the old buildings that were built on a more human scale and when Seattle was full of life and store windows but you did great. Did you know the same architect who built the Pacific Science Center built the Twin Towers?

[@qnetx]

Wonderful street vlog. Love the images of the buildings. Keep doing what you do. Happy shooting!

[@YvonneHansonPhotography]

Thanks so much for watching! Happy shooting right back at you!

[@martingreenberg870]

Thank you for sharing your time in Seattle doing street photography.
I found your video a little jarring. Your pans were too fast for me. Also some of the videos were over exposed. As a result, the colors were washed out. That was made obvious by the properly exposed still images. The colors were more saturated and vibrant.
I enjoyed your architectural images. As you shared, timing is import for these images. The light either makes or breaks the reflections. You covered a lot of ground over a short period.
Please come back to Seattle and share more of your images.
Mask On Nurse Marty

[@YvonneHansonPhotography]

I think a lot of it comes down to needing a gimbal! They're quite expensive, but I've had it on my gear list for a while. Hopefully when I get one these street POV videos will be much less jarring and a lot cleaner looking. I'll take the exposure notes into consideration though!