Confronted Doing Street Photography
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- Опубликовано: 23 ноя 2024
- Went down to Santa Rosa for a few days and shot a little in the downtown area. Had a nice interaction with someone who didn't want their photo taken.
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Gear Used
Canon 90D + Sigma 18-55 1.8
GoPro Hero Black 7
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Hey, you found the local gangbanger! Lol
East Side Schwin Rider 🤣🤣🤣
Yooo😂
@@AngeloHinojosa
😀😀😀🤣🤣🤣
That guy didn’t want the girls to know what he meant by wheels.
imagine the thug on a BMX
it aint street photography if you don't encounter incidents like this from time to time 😂😂😂
Just encountered one, went on RUclips just to see if this happens on a day to day basis lol. Had an angry grandpa chase me down the streets for me to delete the photo, unfortunately, it was on film rather than digital and that made matters worse, then the grandpa got physical and pushed me around then proceeded to force me to call the police (which I loved), he eventually got taken away by the police as he practically just laid his hands on a minor (I’m not 18). Fun times, I low key loved the adrenaline. I’m totally okay though. But not gonna lie this gave me a little scare, not so sure about photographing grandpas from now on!
@@nicholas.6859 bruh its been a year lmfao. there are 8 billion people in the world. some people really think they're the center of the universe lmfao. it's always a good idea to be doing street photograhy with friends who got your back but it's good though that police got involved. if you took the photo in public space, i dont think youre violating any laws but then it depends on where you live. this incident shouldn't stop you from doing what youre passionate about :)) just take it as a life lesson
This just happened to me a couple of minutes ago.
I took a pic of the dude dog because it was a nice dog. Right when I finished I told him his dog looked wonderful. I was walking away and he said he was calling me. I was listening to salsa in my AirPods so I couldn’t hear him until he full on screamed to get my attention. He said “what are you taking a picture for” I said “ Ima Up incoming street photographer” he said “ okay but you can’t take pictures of people’s property and leave” I said “sorry I could hear I had music playing” he said “next time answer.” Now I was calm and he was aggressive. I even suggest if he wanted me to delete the photo (I’m using digital camera) because the photo really that much of a thing I was worrying about. I really got adrenaline and my heart started pounding fast because he was a very aggressive man.😂😂😂😂
You upset the little boy on his bmx bike, he’s going to race home to tell his mommy.
*It's a well known fact that criminals DO NOT like their photo taken LMFAO*
The only time I've ever had anyone get that aggressive with me was a corner drug dealer. lmao
I am a long time Street Photographer, my observation is, that you are using a large camera with a big lens….. this attracts the eye of any half suspicious subject… Could I respectfully suggest you study the method used by the famous Gary Winogrand… he always made it look as if he was adjusting his camera before he pressed the shutter…Also , acquire a small 35mm or equivalent lens … take a look at the Fujifilm X 100 V …a classic Street Tool….Inwish you well….stay safe.
Thank you for the advice. I am actually familiar with Gary Winogrand. Hah, what a clever technique he has. I’ve changed up my style and gear for street photography a lot since I posted this video. For the better of course. Perhaps I should do a bit more pov or something to show that.
@@AngeloHinojosa Yes please……I look forward to viewing it in due course…
Just because you got a camera dose not mean everybody wants you to steal pictures of them for your only fans
Why bother? Nobody should have any expectation of privacy in public, so you don't need to modify your behaviour. Yeah, some fucking low IQ douchebag might make an issue of it, but that's when you have your knife clipped to your pocket in the event someone draws on you.
Do not listen to that garbage..People take pictures all the time, with whatever cameras they own, with phones, and the local government takes pictures without permission. That's your right and you need no suggestions from morons..
The camera is intimidating for street photography. you'd be helped by getting one of the small fixed lens cameras that let you blend in more.
Yeah I agree Ive gotten a couple new cameras since then. Fuji X100V is now my street camera most of the time.
@@AngeloHinojosa Just put on a fixed 35mm equivalent lens, f2.8, will do, no need to spend over $1k to get another camera. With your zoom lens, not only it's big and catches attention, you'll also always end up taking more time to zoom in and out to compose. A lot of time, street photography needs to be quick.
4892 : WRONG . we need the crazy reactions
Dude looked lame af anyways
Ha, I love the old lady with the cross! That was awesome.
What if I only shoot on film...
That camera is too bait for street photography bro.
Exactly the reason why I got a X100
@@AngeloHinojosaeven better is the Ricoh- it looks like a toy and you rarely get noticed
you can take photos of any person in a public place - you don't need permission
i carry a gun LOL
"If you want to be seen in public, then you must be willing to be photographed."
Agreed, if I'm out on a street corner and someone with a camera catches me picking my nose, then it's nobody's fault but my own, and he deserves congratulations on being in the right place at the right time.
Dude showed up on camera either way 😂
Try and photograph in more crowded areas and you will rarely suffer a confrontation
Haha meanwhile your other camera taking 24 pictures of him a second
I had the cops valled on me i just handed them my card snd s card with photographers rights and walked away. Shooting with the lcd is for toddlers.
Excellent way for this guy to get more attention than he otherwise would lol.
Someone said it's because it's a big camera, which is sooooooooooooooooooooooo stoopid. I have a Pentax full frame and no one has come to me with that BS. Now you can feel free to express how you FEEL about the pictures and ASK me to delete them, yet it's my right to shoot in the public and my camera. Now when you threaten me, then it becomes a different conversation, or just some action about to happen. If my parents are not telling me what to do, then neither will the next person. If you bring aggression then what you get back in return is your fault. Now of course I am not on the drug dealer's corners taking pictures, because I am not doing law enforcement's job for them, yet like I said, That doe snot mean you get to even suggest that I get another smaller camera. How does that make logical sense anyway, since it still takes pictures you can blow up to 10x13 or whatever???? That is the mind of a dimwit...
You need a gr3
That Santa Rosa, my old stomping ground
Get outta here
Its much easier to just always agree with them. "Okay, sorry about that, ill try and keep that in mind next time" or even not even replying and walking away. Just sort of act like they dont exist. Its not deception, its just minding your own buisness and not looking for any trouble.
Talking back or trying to correct them can lead to someone getting mad and retorting. Just listen to them if they scald ya, and apologize (even tho you know you did nothing wrong).
In the end, you still get the shot. And who cares? Move on to the next shot.
Nice gear bro, what is you editor bro???
Thanks man, For videos I started using DaVinci Resolve over Premiere. For photos I use Photoshop and Lightroom plan with Adobe
@@AngeloHinojosa you pay it bro??? You have Instagram bro?
@@Hoopersinjapan DaVinci is free but the Lightroom and photoshop bundle from adobe is 10 dollars a month. There are free softwares out there however. And yeah my Instagram in my video description
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You handled it well. Just delete it and move on
He put it on RUclips how is that deleting the file
@@jwally3706I said it like it was advice. "Just delete it and move on"
Dude, you're riding in public. Mind your own business.
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People are dumb cameras EVERYWHERE ON BUS ON TRAINS EVEVATORS TRY TO GO OUT AND NOT GET RECORDED OR PHOTOGRAHPED
Agree!
Even sidewalks at the street level or skyscrapers. A guy like me gets recorded from the CCTV establishment's outside, all the time 😂😂!!!
You'd probably find "Surveillance cameraman" interesting as he records people randomly to prove the same point to them.
Bike boy’s the opp
Complete waste of time. Horrible, jarring video, nonsense talking, and lousy images.
I agree. I was quite new to photography at this point
stop takin photos of people
You have no reasonable expectation of privacy in public places (or anywhere visible from a public place), it's protected under the first amendment to photograph and record in public for personal use--which has been tested in court multiple times. Likewise, you're also living in a world where every single person around you has a capable camera in their phone and they could be taking pictures of you incognito pretty much at any time, in addition to the CCTV and traffic cams and so on all over. Hobbyist street photographers are not malicious compared to many of those possibilities.
@@CatAvGuy Thank you for your schizophrenic diatribe. However, its not moral nor right to take photos of people like this. It is lawful, just not morally justifiable and its also privacy breaking to many
"Schizophrenic," lol. I don't think you fully understand what that word means. I'm telling you why nobody will consider your hurt feelings regarding street photography. They can legally continue to do so (and they will, as it's a hobby they enjoy), you cannot legally forcibly stop them, any attempt to do so could be met with justifiable self-defense and/or prosecution. Legality trumps your personal feelings in terms of how others can and will behave.
As I explained before, how could you possibly expect privacy out in the open in public spaces (exceptions like restrooms do exist), especially in light of the aforementioned recording devices all over? Is that what you thought was "schizophrenic?" The undeniably truth that we live in a world where there's feasibly a camera just about anywhere you might go?
Trying to make this a moral issue is pointless pearl clutching and there's much more worthwhile hills to die on in a world as messed up as ours. Besides, I could easily make the moralistic counter-assertion that expecting others to change their harmless ways to accommodate you in particular is utterly selfish and entitled, and thus immoral as I see it. It would be pointless as I think this is all beyond you. You'd be happier if you didn't seek out innocuous things to moralize over.
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@@CatAvGuy You are legit seething LMFAO
Not an argument, so I accept your concession.
@@idkanymore3382
You are making money from RUclips by taking photos of individuals and posting their photos. Be careful dude you may need a release from the individual.
Not when it’s in a public.
@@Digital_Dusk You better do a little research before you find yourself in Court. T
Done plenty. In public spaces there’s no reasonable expectations of privacy photos and videos are protected by the first amendment.
@@Digital_Dusk ok try taking photos of children in a school yard and see how your first amendment works. All I'm saying is if you are making money for a Commercial purpose you may need a commercial or individual release for that the photo.
@@jwally3706 plenty of Supreme Court cases back photography one example to your point about releases is Nussenzweig v. diCorcia.
Taking photos of kids on a school yard while still a valid point is taking things to an extreme. While it may be considered strange behavior to a passer by it’s still protected so long as the photographer doesn’t step on the premises of the school. That turns into a trespass issue and not a photography issue.