How To Capture Street Portraits Of Strangers
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
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Are you ready to step out of your comfort zone and capture incredible portrait photos of strangers?
Asking a stranger to pose for photos might sound daunting but this video shows you how to introduce yourself, build confidence and get comfortable photographing strangers!
With a bit of practice, you’ll be capturing incredible street portraits in no time!
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The pictures are really amazing! Thanks Cliff and the person behind that’s filming ✨
Haaa. I knew Iddi when he lived in Seattle. Awesome artist. Thanks!
Very nice pics, if you gave some tips on why you are using certain lenses for each type of pic, that would give a lot of value for us watching.
Can’t wait for this course to come out
Pleassse more of that ❤
Portrait mode is one of the reasons i got the iphone 13 pro max i just love taking portraits ,sadly people aren't as cool here as NY and nor am I that much open to talk to people so i will stick with portraits of my knowns 😂😂
Question: what about model release forms, as I guess you’re going to publisher these photos somewhere? What do you tell people to accept them being published?
I had the same question.
A release form is needed if you want to use the photos for commercial proposes. If that's the case, you can approach your subjects, tell them about your intentions and get their approval :)
@@iPhone_Photography_School So, if it’s for non commercial (hobbyist) purposes I can post them e.g. on 500pics without their explicit consent?
@@maesc2001You do need a release for to post photos on sites like 500pix. I recommend checking the sites you are using and check their terms and conditions for more information.
Here's the 500pix licensing information: 500px.com/licensing/releases
If the photo is for personal enjoyment and want to publish it on Instagram for example, you don't need a model release.
@@iPhone_Photography_School Thank you very much 🙏
Magnificent
I love this - thanks for this.
Great video. I love this style of photography, engaging with people, getting some fabulous shots and making a day of it! I never used an iPhone to do this. I’m inspired!
When is this course available?I had the regular academy but I really want this one.
We'll let you know as soon as we have a release date confirmed! :) Stay tuned!
Great characters and photos, but that vertical filming... I don't know...
I think that using a phone camera makes me look very amateur to the strangers. But I‘m very happy wit the quality of my iPhone 15 Pro. What do you think about that?
Amazing 👍
The strangers you came across were cool people.
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What a “delicious” video! Thanks Cliff 👍👍
Great video! You’re so great with people. Do you offer to send subjects their pictures? Don’t they find it weird that a random person wants to photograph them? I’m nervous about asking…
That's one way to go! You can offer to send the photo to your subjects. Some will even appreciate it. And, don't worry about how they will see you, as long as you have honest intentions, most people will let you take their portrait.
Hi
Great to come across your channel and learning so much. Learning these to capture beautiful moments is amazing.
Awesome pictures and tips, but my goodness that videography and production!! 🔥🔥
Where were these photos taken, if you don't mind me asking? Is it New York City?
That's right, the photos were taken in New York :)
Can you teach 360 video making and panoramic videos
Thanks for the suggestion! We'll forward it to our production team for consideration.
Remember you have to get a release form signed by the subject if you want to sell the photo
Breathtaking and thanks. Beautiful in so many ways!
Perfect video and photos 👍🏻👍🏻
Dope video! Appreciate you Cliff.!
Nice video. Do you ever tell your subject what you will use the photo for? If you plan to post their photo online or on social media, do you tell them or ask their permission? Do you ever offer to send your subject a copy of your photo? If your subject asks for a copy of the photo, what is your response?
It is all up to you and what questions your subject may have. You can tell them what your intention is and what you plan on doing with the photo afterward. You can offer your subjects to send their photo. Some will appreciate the gesture. It is all about connecting with your subjects. :)
I have done a lot of this type of photography. No one ever asked what I was doing. That’s good because I was doing it for the capture and the exchange with people. No one asked for a copy either though I would do that happily, if asked.
First one
AMAZING
Killer shots! I wish I had the confidence to go up to strangers and ask to take their photos, most people would thing you’re weird if asked to take their pictures……..
I have done it and it isn’t difficult at all and I am rather shy. People are fascinated by what you are doing and they want to help. If you have your phone out and say you are taking street portraits, most people are sucked in. In fact, they will think you have amazing self-confidence! So, just do it. And remember it’s supposed to be scary and fun.
@@philipcolumbus3054 thank you so much for the encouragement, I really appreciate it! I thought maybe offering them a copy of the pictures would make them more appealing. Where do you typically do it, in the city, I’m more in the suburbs but aren’t to far from the “city”. THANKS AGAIN! Best wishes to you as well!
@@JOECorsoNova I find cities easier to find subjects but city dwellers can be harder to deal with. Suburban and rural opportunities are less but the people are usually easier to deal with. I have found that most people are just people and are happy when someone finds them interesting! And if they don’t like the shot, regardless of how good it is, delete it. It keeps them happy.
@@philipcolumbus3054 totally agree, Philip. I have done it too . People are genuinely flattered to be found interesting. Which they are!
Thanks great video. After shooting do the ask for money or for the foto?
Not usually. They ask in advance. If they ask afterwards, I just delete the photos in front of them and we’re done.
Not really. Most people will just let you take their portraits. You could offer to send the photo afterwards as a nice gesture :)
Do you have to get a release from the subject?
If you are planning on using the photos for commercial proposes, then yes! :)
I know a lot of your videos are free. I appreciate that but ultimately, isn’t all the content here for a business thus selling? I’m only asking so that I can be clear for myself.