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LOVE this post. How fun! There's the orange everywhere! I have a few "go to" things I catch in photowalks: bicycles, scooters, doors. I *say* I love filming people, but I seem to do a lot more with architecture. Love this video a lot.

Have you ever noticed this kind of pattern? What was it? 👀

This is great!. I think labels should sort photos as a tool, not create limits to your work, and you have taken this one step further. I absolutely love your focus on the "Intention" of the photo being equally important to content. I like the idea that two photos may look very similar, but be two categories depending on the "Intention" of the photographer. Did the photographer intend to take a photo of the environment or the people interacting with it? Two different categories. I think that's awesome! It added to my thinking of labels as tools, not as limits. Photography is all photography, and labels are simply a way to describe it. At its heart, we are just photographers. Thank you for the video, Sande!!!

I recently tried to do some kind of street photography. Jesus, it was so hard for me. Everybody staring at me etc. This feeling was so uncomfortable. But anyway, I had a few good shots as for me and of course, I'll try to do it one more time. Thank you for your videos I like them

I say this allllll the time! Totally agree!

How do you spot a photographer on the street? They might Pikachu to frame a photo 📸👀 P.S.: Whoops, I messed up the edit on the first few photos! 🤦‍♂️ my bad

I wanna be the very best like no one ever as.. nostalgia yes I feel the same especially with street photography sometime you get nothing 😅

If you focus on the streets, environment and surroundings. You are a street photographer. If you can't take a photo without the need for humans to be in the frame and in focus. You are a street portrait photographer. 9 out of 10 street portrait photographers will disagree.

Maybe the only label needed is: “photographer” 🤙🏼

nice video! nice shots!!

what are photography meets like? do you get much work done and does it feel like you're taking the same pictures as everyone else?

I love your content and the way you explain things, keep up doing great videos!!!

Very interesting film and interesting thoughts. I also like your photos (especially the one with the tram and the sign). For me, street photography is unstaged photography, the central point of interest (not in the sense of composition) of which are people or something related to them, but not necessarily taken only on the street. And I "mark" such photos that I take as street. Apart from that, I do a lot of architecture, detail, a bit of portraits and a pinch of landscape or macro. But that's something different for me, even if I am strictly in an urban environment. Another issue is the "etiquette" of a street/architecture/portrait photographer, etc. I understand that people who take photographs professionally have to "label" themselves more or less to find clients. However, I reject such "labels" (I can because photography is my hobby/passion and not a tool for earning money). I see myself as a "photographer of the moment" regardless of what I choose as the aim of photography, and since the aim of my interest at a given moment can be a person, a building, an animal, a detail or a flower, I would not want to have to limit myself or not show something just because "it is not canonical" or "does not fit the profile". Strict adherence to the "profile" would quickly bore me. Besides, when I walk down the street I look at everything and not just at a fragment and that is how I photograph.

Labels a funny thing yes .I understand what you mean but if you think about the older photographers as Joel merroywitz or Herzog and even Many others , they didn't label their work.. To me street photography is the human presscence in the world as you can do street photography at small town or a beach or even cruise.street photography documents and records the time..nice video watched your stuff awhile but this is my first comment

What do you think about "labels" in photography?

Which photo editor do you use? Curious to see if people mostly use Lightroom!

that spot @1:45 always looks so cool but it's hard to frame and i've never managed to get anything out of it. you're getting better at this for sure, keep it up and keep talking about process please!

Thanks for your pov and explanation to your shoots and edits!

I love the cinematic tones in your photo editing. Are they your own presets? On a side note, how cool is Melbourne? Did you notice the random wheel next to the dog?

very nice videos! I like this one in particular. Especially that you also show the shots you discarded. Most photographers on youtube make a long video only showing the 5 pictures they actually ended up keeping. But I like your approach a lot more. Also makes this whole process so much more relatable and easy to follow your thought process.

reasons for cropping, uploading to Instagram very nice city skyline shot. 6:34 the green Porche and the green marker on the road would have been a good shot for me. Green best colour Porche best car 😅

love your work!!!! got me inspired for street photography!!!

I mentioned the Rule of Thirds in a few photos. It’s not necessarily a “rule” more like a general rule “guide”, watch this video to learn more! ruclips.net/video/u9KITK9vmOk/видео.html

Very good video on the cropping. Thank you.

This was very interesting to watch!

This is a great topic. I was just talking about it this morning. Cropping after helps, but like you say: don't lean on it over composure. I was using a prime 35mm lens and saw a helicopter overhead. I took a shot where the pic looked like a speck. Like lens dust. Next crop or two later, you knew it was a helicopter. :)

Thank you for your sharing.

Well at least the weather is bringing content

Great shots ! Awesome video 👏 how do you get such good motion shots ?!

The flags, "always bring an umbrella" and "rains and frames" were my favorites! Excellent composition in each of them!

REFRESHING. not talking about gear but your process and what you see shot to shot. Could have easily been another "why you should buy this fooji". it's also really interesting to see someone stomping my usual haunting grounds in docklands to see their perspective and what they take interest in of the area. I like how you're making little stories along the way and have a vision for the day, it's the sort of thing that helps me really focus on what i need to capture.

I love the vibe, Melbourne is so cool city for street photography.You inspire me to visit

Who else has a city with quirky weather? 😅😂

"For a little game called... the weather!" This is already a hilarious video. Love it. // Smart point about wanting the subject to be on the sart of their journey. // I like how you give little critiques of your own shots along the way. // I liked how you used the fence as elements. Very nice. Thanks for this very fun video!

It's unbelievable

I love the old couple in front of the posters. I am a beginner photographer. Can you please comment briefly on what kind of exposure settings you use to get that lovely contrast between light and shadow? I am having trouble understanding how to expose for these kinds of scenes.

I love the photo with the lion statue 👏

the window reflection shot is a keeper, could do a series of those

why not both fun video cheers mate

Black and white gives more character imo :D.

Hi Sande, are you using ND filter to slower your shutter speed?

Thank you for sharing, I fully enjoyed your tips.

Thank your your sharing, it is very useful to me for taking street photography.

Thank your your sharing, it is very useful to me for taking street photography.

Amazing video, really enjoyed this

Very nice video. Thank you

this video was really well done

really enjoyed this, well done.

I like how you are sharing your process and discuss each photo.

I'm really bad at math. But wow. I love this idea. You gave me a lot to think about. Grateful for your post.