Many of the street photography rules were imposed by Henri Cartier-Bresson.
This is a list of 8 rules that were told to me when I started shooting street photography. I’ve never followed them.
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7 Street Photography tips
This is a list of tips which I wished someone told me about when I started to shot street photography.
How to be invisible in Street Photography
One of the toughest challenges to face in street photography is being invisible, blending in with the environment.
This a list of things I do to be ‘invisible’ while shooting street photography:
Street photography in boring places
When I started shooting street photography I was not sure if I could do it in my boring and small town, there was nothing going on. I thought I need to travel or maybe move in a bigger city.
That was false.
How do I feel while shooting street photography?
Shooting street photography gives me a sense of joy and tranquillity. I feel a sense of peace, I feel happy.
I walk slower and meditate. I let my eyes wander and whenever I see something interesting, I capture it. I just shot what interest me.
The decisive moment
This term was firstly adopted by Henri Cartier-Bresson, but what is exatly the decisive moment?
10 street photography rules I follow
This is a list of 10 personal rules I follow when it comes to shoot street photography
Shooting with a phone in ‘auto’ mode
Since I’ve started shooting photography (mainly street photography) I’ve always used a phone and used to shot in “Auto” mode.
Why?
10 reasons why phones are the best camera for Street Photography
In according to me, phones are the best cameras for photography and street photography.
Here are some reasons:
Shooting candid street photography
Candid street photography is not stealing the soul of people, it’s only another way to shoot street photography.
When I stated shooting street photography I’ve always used to shot it candidly, without asking for permission.
