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This channel is very meaningful and beneficial.

thank you for awesome information.

Amazing pictures. I'm also from Sri Lanka, Did you come here for a project? Where can i see them?

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Super video!🙂

Several pictures, see bird pictures, seem to have been created with AI

Another excellent and useful video, Sean. Thanks very much. All the example photos were impactful, actually. I think my favourite would be the river in Cambodia in late afternoon / sunset light.

Loved the photo of the city traffic jam and the lone cyclist In that golden light. Will definitely try out these strategies. Thanks and a Happy New Year🎉🎉🎉

Cheers for that... have a good one.

This video have proved that interesting landscape photos are not so easy to take. I was always take a boring landscapes and don't quite know how to make them more interesting, your tips open my eyes a lot. Thank you for the video. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!🎄🎆🎉🎊

Did anyone notice what the lady was doing infront of the lion sculpture 😮😮

What focal lengths did you use? How did that impact your choice of framing. It seems you used a longer lens (not 35 or 50) correct?

If techniques are far too obvious and look like a glossary for great captures, then something is lost anyway

Lovely peaceful composition. Well worth the wait! And such a useful tip too

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I’m sorry. I like the idea of this type of instruction, but, like the first commenter, I don’t think the photos are special. Minimal layering, just ok moments, fine but not at all extraordinary composition.

Thank you for visiting the beautiful land and warm-hearted people of Cambodia!

I've long held the view that the golden 'hour' is a fictitious and spurious concept. Granted in some parts of the planet for certain parts of the year such a concept does have certain validity. But where I live in Northern England, around the Winter solstice, the golden 'hour' lasts practically the greater portion of the day as the winter sun never get's higher than about 14 degrees above the horizon. At the Summer solstice, that's the same elevation as half way through the golden 'hour'. If you spend your photography time waiting for ideal golden hour conditions, you will waste an enormous amount of shooting time and some great landscape opportunities. One famous landscape photographer once said 'photograph the light, not the location' and to me that means learning to make compelling images in so-called unfavourable conditions, e.g, dull flat lighting. I seriously doubt (as you point out) you would have been so successful had you spent your working days waiting for ideal light.

My favourite photos are the fifth and the last one. Thanks for the great tips, Sean.

The close-up of your face when talking is a bit unnerving, honestly.

The ones that I liked the most are the old lady on the rock, the old and new buildings with the bird, and the lady in the hat. They were the most original and interesting to me. The lady in the red gate is nice, but it was more predicatble.

That’s why the street photographers take continuous photos. In limited time, they won’t miss that amazing moment. Interesting.

You took a video of it. You could’ve taken any frame out of that you wanted. Stop acting like you’re some freaking wizard.

I was about to give up then I saw this video and everything made sense

Great stuff, Sean! Really appreciate the way you've explained everything.

How about the permits? You take a picture of a man or a woman on the street and going to publish it, let´s say some of the social-platforms...instagram? Great tips though!!

I’d say my favourite was the fifth shot, red painted wall, light and the women in it 👍🏻

Sir, please make a video about portraits specially street portraits.

Brilliant. Thank you!

Now I learned another new tips! Thank you for the video.👍

My fav is image 4 (look for contrast) . Actually I have been to this place. but didn't get a good picture 😂. at that time i didn't see much interesting things here. after watching this video i might be able to make a better and more interesting pictures in any place. 🙏

I can generate reasons for all of these images and attribute moods to them. So, they're not, for me, just irrelevant snaps - which a lot of 'Street' looks like to me. The first two don't particularly resonate, but the other four do - and quite strongly in the instances of three and four which have a certain dignity and poignancy. The sixth i think is very amusing... i just wish you had shown us the next frame where she tips the drink on her head (or is she communicating with the folly in the background by mimicking its form?). These four images all have a geometrical aspect i like - the triangles formed by each of the victim's arms - and the DR and colours of the last three really appeal. I'm also partial to incidental birds - little Easter Eggs in a frame - but i strongly suspect it was the same bird just keeping you under surveillance. Interesting to have you break them down and the 'rewind' format worked for me. Caveat - street and people aren't my thing, but i get the relevance. Best wishes from New Zealand. Cheers.

Street photography simplified ! Good to hear the techniques and thought processes. You make me feel as if I can go out and get such lovely images ! They are all so perfectly balanced and I love the lady with the straw boater. Thanks

I love this style of instruction. Realtime guidance and reviewing your thoughts and motivations. Thank you!

Very thoughtful approach to composition. Terrific examples to explain the techniques with wonderful pictures.

That was thought provoking, thankyou Sean.

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Thank u for making this. i will get this to my class and students will analyze the situation

Sometimes i go out with preconceptions - i either know precisely the image i'm after or i'm going to enter an environment where only one or two focal lengths are ever going to be appropriate. Most of the time, however, i just go prepared for what the World might present, and while this may make for what some people would think was a heavy carry, it does allow me to respond appropriately to any situation i find myself in (and it helps me stay fit!). So the thinking that informs this practice is that i have no desire to impose my values on the World, preferring instead to have the World impress itself on me and being responsive to that. One outcome is that i don't tend to take 'other people's photos'... but very often i rather wish i had!

Thank you for taking the time to create this well crafted video especially for me being a new street photographer who is trying to master my craft in my eclectic art.