Kickstart Your Adventure In Street Photography
Plus: The Magic Of Foreground And Background In Photography & More
“Be yourself. I much prefer seeing something, even if it is clumsy, that doesn’t look like somebody else’s work.” – William Klein
Greetings Friends,
Did you have a lovely weekend? Are you ready for this week? Let’s get started. How about a quote from the master Henri Cartier-Bresson, “To me, photography is the simultaneous recognition, in a fraction of a second, of the significance of an event and of a precise organization of forms which give that event its proper expression.”
Photography is not just about pointing and shooting; it’s about composing an image that tells a story, draws in the viewer, and leaves a lasting impression. That’s where the magic of foreground and background comes into play. TAKE A LOOK →
What is minimalist photography, and how can you capture stunning minimalist photos? Find out here. TAKE A LOOK →
If you want to start a street photography portfolio, this resource kit will be beneficial. TAKE A LOOK →
You might need help with harsh shadows and limited creative opportunities if you head out unprepared to capture portraits under the midday sun. While this time of day has a reputation for providing less-than-ideal lighting, we can use it to our advantage. With a simple one-light setup, we can create soft, natural-looking portraits with plenty of creamy bokeh in the background, all under the midday sun. TAKE A LOOK →
Memory cards (SD cards) are portable and convenient storage devices for DSLRs and other electronics. Despite their benefits, many photography pros have encountered issues with such cards, where they are damaged, or photos and video content disappear, usually due to user error. Thankfully, there are some steps you can take to protect SD card data best and prevent catastrophic loss. TAKE A LOOK →
“In street photography, you have to be quick, clever, and astute. You must know when the time is right and when the subject is fully in their own world.” – Joel Meyerowitz
Tomorrow: Couples posing guide – tips, cues, & more!
– Jeff