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I really enjoyed this video. I’ve been dabbling in photography on and off for a few years but not street photography. Last week I went out for the first time in a few years and I was going to do some street photography. As I was just setting my camera up at 5:45am in Westminster, a runner ran past a male photographer and came straight up to me screamed in my face if you’ve just taken my photo you have to delete it. It threw off my whole day out and I only ended up shooting landmarks as a result. 😔

I love "pho'ography".

Awesome 👏

the voice sounds weird in the intro, almost glitched or autotuned wrong. Aside from that, great pictures and and amazing scenery. Keep it up!

Recipe or LL?

Gorgeous. How'd you like Greece? I've never been, but your photos make me want to consider it. :)

Love the colours and composition.

Which camera do you use, and how do you attach it to your body? Thank you.

Very cool pov and photos, keep going 👏

Thought I was gonna find mediocre content, but the photos are quite nice man! keep these coming!

Your photo is amazing why you just have 500 subscriber

Very nice shooting. Keep it up

Bro to cold with it. How you coming out the gate with them ones instantly. 🔥🔥😂😂

Smashing this bro! Really inspiring me to be consistent with the craft! No excuses when the art is all around us

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is this another crypto scam guy aka Andrew Tits aka alpha bootcamp type shi i am fed up with this shi already bro

Great video man 👊🏼

I have been a photographer for decades, both film and digital. I think the street photography should be non-confrontational/invasive photography capturing people in the everyday journey *without* interruption of their activities or attention. I see these videos nowadays where some broken dildo of a human runs up to someone with a camera and unloads a flash in their face - and I just roll my eyes. Worst part of it - the last video I seen with someone doing this, the dude had a sh*t attitude about it. To me, that isn't street photography - that is just being an a**hole with a camera (and usually someone recording behind them....) I don't see the "art" in taking hundreds of pictures of people looking at a camera angrily because you were a rude, inconsiderate tw*t of a human. However, I see tons of photographic art in the street photographers that manage to get their shots without disturbing the population. It is a shame how many photographers commend these people who are blasting random people in the face with a on-camera flash, or disturbing people for pics.

I have been doing Street Photography for just under 20yrs, and I fully agree with Mike.

such cool shots :)

Are those pictures edited or that’s straight from the camera on auto?

Love this idea, literally just going out and taking pics seems simple, but you managed to capture so many good shots. Loved when you used the building edge to play with the reflections!

Cambridge, Saudi Arabia?

Just to throw wrench in there for context (FYII have rules about what I shoot on the street mostly centred around is it exploitive or too easy) ….but I think street photography dilemmas as small fry compared to photo journalists or war photographers…. Do you take the photo or watch someone die? Its an extreme version of the same premise, is capturing a moment in time for historical preservation and/or art more important the person on the otherside of the lens ?

Reporting from video or photos can be said as being street photography… except you’re gonna be on the 10 o’clock news.

I feel it in my bones that appropriate street photography is ethically a non-issue. To me, the issue isn't so much the ethics of it, but rather it feels like you open yourself up to being physically assaulted because of a photo they think you took.

the streets are public, so as long as the photograph is not being invasive I think people shouldn't complain

I think its fine unless you one of those that put the camera right up someone face. and I disagree with the privacy thing, there is no privacy in public, the word public should give you a hint, if you dont want people see you doing something in public, dont do it.

What I don’t like about street photography is that ppl idolize those photographers that take great shots but show zero respect to the ppl in the frames. Most ppl would not be bothered being in a frame when they don’t look that great when you ask them nicely and explain your artistic intent and that’s the right way of doing things. Being rude adds nothing to your shots and destroys the reputation of this community

For capturing spontaneous moments you really can't ask their permission in advance or you risk losing the moment.

The four members of the public were very thoughtful about this. It's encouraging as I'm considering doing some street photography.

Photography in public places is no different than just being seen by other people. If I can see you with my own eyeballs then looking at you thru a camera is no different imo

Public isn’t private

I think if it's a kid laughing on a swing, that's a nice photo. But you probably need to tell the parents you're not a weirdo😃 I think most parents would be happy and probably want a copy I don't think it's wrong in it's self but it's the perception people will have of you if you take that photo.

I think that the ethics of street photography cannot be reduced to any specific category. Would someone look at Vivian Maiers photo of a boy on a horse and thing, "wow, I cant believe she photographed a child". But if, for example, a photographer glamorized or worse sexualized a child, they would be repudiated. Likewise, if you were to take a picture of a homeless person to try and capture a sense of tragedy, I think that would be ok. If you captured it to portray them fetishistically (eg. "look at how ugly/unkempt etc. this person is) it would be unethical. As a photographer, I think that the worst thing you can do it to commodify your subject. Most people dont, and so I think most street photographers act ethically.

As someone who's been shooting street foe three years one of the first things you learn is the unwritten rule about not taking pictures of homeless or vulnerable people. And as for the flash 2ft away from people's faces, that's just invading people's personal space, 50-50 whether someone's going to react. But generally, i think most of us go out to create, interesting, beautiful moments of random life on the street and i think most reasonable people are totally ok with that. Been shooting in Soho for three years and I've never been stopped or asked to delete a shot..

love the approach. I would suggest to push a bit more when you find a good shot and willing participant (like the cigarette guy) you had your in-- work the scene longer!

All well and good, till you run into the one that has a problem with it, and those "type" wont be responding with some pat behavior.

As a street photographer, I actively avoid taking photos of children, homeless people or those who look particularly vulnerable such as addicts but other than that I see no issue with taking photos of people out and about.

Not seen a video like this on the topic. I think it's a great video and you asked the question well. As a street photographer myself, of course I will say it's not wrong. But, there's a wrong way to do it, and that's without respect for the people who make up the streets. We all know how to carry ourselves correctly. Do that and there's no issue.

the colors of your photos are very attractive

its like approaching a girl you fancy to ask for her number. you can be the super nice guy, or the creep. all depends how you do it I think. personally I dont mind ppl taking my photo BUT if they get too close snap and walk away even as I guy it would bother me. just respect the space and dont be a creep I say. thank you

Magic sensitivity for the photography

I’m more interested in how the hell you raise your left brow so high into your forehead?

I’m more interested in how the hell you raise your left brow so high into your forehead?

I’m more interested in how the hell you raise your left brow so high into your forehead?

It can be edgy. And people might get angry. But that might be a good thing. I only have so much sympathy for people who strive to be famous and then complain when people recognize them. I’m MUCH more concerned about facial recognition networks.

Dobby isn't weird 😭😭😭

what software do you edit your photos with?

Challenge for you - if you ever come to any German city (small or large doesn't matter) try asking that again!