Send us a text

Have you ever tried street photography?

If you haven't, but you're thinking about it, now is a good time to start.

The primary reason for this is the frequent use of smartphones in the street. I'm sure you've had to avoid a few "phone zombies" in your time, and this makes it very easy to discretely take street photographs. People will just assume that you're on your phone.

So what do you need to think about before you get started? You're probably already carrying the ideal camera, in your phone. And that allows you to blend into the general street traffic. But there are a few other things:

• What should you definitely avoid?
• What's the best way to approach someone if you'd like to photograph them?
• Which composition rules apply?
• How should I time my shot?
• What makes a good street photograph?

I've made a few suggestions. See what you think of them!

It's time for another podcast...

Please join me for my first live webinar for nearly a year.

I'll be taking you through how to think like a (wildlife) photographer, and much of what I'll be covering is applicable to other types of photography.

And there are several bonuses for you, to please click the link below to find out more.

Find out more and register here.

Support the show

If you've been inspired to improve your photography, download my FREE guide to 10 ways to improve your photography today.
10 Simple Steps to Improve Your Photography

Support the show
Thank you for listening to my podcast. If you would like to subscribe you can do so here:
https://www.buzzsprout.com/1803730/support

Website
Please check out my website for the latest collections, photography tips and challenges, and more!

Contact Me
You can contact me directly at: graham@ge.photography

Coffee?

If you've had value from this podcast, please help me to continue with them. Most people don't, but if you would like to make a small contribution, how about a coffee? You can buy me a coffee here.

Please don't keep me a secret! Please share my podcast with anyone else who you think might be interested.

Thank you for listening.