Street Photography Guided by your Feelings | Tips Street Photographers Should Know! ⁴ᴷ
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- Опубликовано: 29 ноя 2024
- Adobe Presets: buff.ly/2DF2ool | In this webinar with B&H Virtual Event Space rebroadcast, you will learn how to approach Street Photography in a spontaneous way that will allow your personal emotion to influence your gear and subject choices. You’ll also learn how visualizing images in their final form before you capture an image will bring more precision to your compositions and limit the images taken to those that speak the most to you.
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The shots you take, the edits you envision, and the embodiment of a photographer you portray is all just legendary.
🥺 Awe thank you so much!
I not only like your photos, but also like the way you tell the story of the photos.
Thank you so much! 🥰
This blew my mind and expanded it for photography I’m a beginner and thanks for this video 👍🏻
The way you explaining, and the shoot you took . No doubt all arts pure from heart and superb vision ! I’m a newbie just got my camera and I’m interested in photography recently hope to be good a photographer one day 🙌🏻 thanks a lot for all of the tips you shared its really opened up my mind and makes me eager to take photos 🙏🏻
I think I found my new favorite street photographer
One of my top favourite street photographers!!
Thank you Professor for an outstanding video!
Thank you so much!
I have the sony RX10 and i love it a lot but I wish I could have changed the lenses to reach further distances
Great insights! I love hearing your thought process.
Thanks Professor and B&H for a very imformative video. I am always learning
Superb Style, good voice, many interesting aspects. Thanks Professor Hines!
Wow man! I am not that into street photography, but I must say I was hooked with this video!
Awe thanks! 😃
What shutter speed do you usually use? And how do you deal with low light? Do you use auto ISO and limit it?. I just bought my camera 2 weeks ago and it's all because of you two (Jasong Vong) been following you two since the alogrithm suggested both of you ❤️
I don’t have a set shutter speed. Low light is something I’m never concerned with. My cameras so quite well for me at high ISO’s. I don’t ever use auto ISO either and only manually select it. That and aperture are the only things I’m manually selecting.
Thank you for just watching your videos I did shoot today and I did great i feel proud. You're really an amazing person
This is wonderful, thank you for sharing.
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Love this. Thank you!
Thanks professor, You really inspired me to do street photography
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If you ever come to Barcelona please link up Professor 🙏🏾.. Would love to walk you around the city
Another awesome video! Your style is truly distinct. Keep up the awesome work.
Thank you so much! 🥰
thank you kenneth for sharing ive learned a lot on this video on street photography and watched the full hour with the link you have sent from your ig
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I love your sharing your thought process and tips I've learned a lot thanks for sharing.
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This is great, I learned so much. Thank you.
Thanks!
One of my favorite street photographers! Do you normally just use prime lenses? My city doesn’t have a big downtown area. I feel like there isn’t much for street photography, what do you suggest? Thank you
Yes.
Unfortunately you just have to make the best with what you have. Not impossible, just more of a challenge when you’re not in a busy city like New York. 😔
Same "problem" here. At the beginning, I didn't mention all the hidden places in my hometown. After take some walks through my hometown, I see it with complete new eyes. It can be an adventure.
soo cool 😎
I almost always carry a full frame and an APS-C body. Having both available doubles my lenses. If you have a 24mm, 45mm, and 85mm lens, the APS-C body makes them shoot like a 36mm, 67mm and a 127mm. Both bodies are 24MP bodies, so there isn't much difference in image quality, as long as the light is decent.
Your work and creative approach is quite an inspiration.
Very kind. Thank you very much!
Beautiful photography
Thank you ✨
@@professorhineschoice I purchased the Zeiss Batis 25 and 85 on your recommendation. Your pictures are the best I’ve ever seen.
I love your vids Professor Hines!
Thank you!
Man great stuff!!
What the hell is a “Street Lens”? That’s the best yet
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Hi Kenneth! How are you? Any recommendations on rf lenses? For the canon full frame? I’m so inspired by your work, your photos are so beautiful!
I’m not familiar with Canon’s mirrorless system. I know there aren’t that many native lenses still and may have to adapter the DSLR lenses depending on what you may be wanting to do/use.
@@professorhineschoice thanks Kenneth! I’ll continue to watch your videos and follow Kenneth!
This was incredibly insightful and helpful. Thanks so much for sharing!
Makes me want to (learn to) take better photographs :)
Glad it was helpful!
This presentation is very informative, many thanks.
Glad it was helpful! 🥰
I used it after the patch and it feels heavy, but imma give it a try again later.
Thank you for this video! I learned a great deal, but I was also validated in some of my thought processes while out on the street.
🥰 What were some of your favorite parts?
@@professorhineschoice Using your images to highlight your points was really valuable. Being able to visualize what your explaining cements it in my mind. That said, I really love you talking about the choice of using the 80mm lens. I will at times snap that closeup, yet it feels very unsettling for me. I'm not usually an 'across the street' photographer, so people do catch me, but a lens with some distance feels more respectful. Hearing you talk about that was profoundly validating for me.
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Damn what a video! I am so glad you are uploading more. You inspire me so so much!
Sadly i love shooting street, but live outside of the city, in a very small and dull town. Do you have Any tips on how to spot a good photo, in boring locations? Hope that makes sense. Thx again bud !
What’s boring to you may not be boring to others. I started in a very small city, but I created my Everyday Life collection, on focusing on things we may walk by daily but don’t take time to pause and notice and photograph those things. It made for me being more analytical in how I capture images.
@@professorhineschoice thanks for the reply 🙏 i Will have to check that collection out, and study it. My biggest problem right now is to find a subject in Any shape or form, so your collection just might be what I need as inspiration. Thanks alot, and I have to say, im so so glad you started uploading to RUclips again 😄
I love it ❤
Thanks 👍
Hey Prof! I'm new to photography, and I'd love to do what you do, but the wide angles lens is confounding to me! I don't feel as...creative? Any tips?
Thought usually with wide angles is to capture everything in the frame. Try to find specific areas to focus on and it just the wide scene at hand, or try creative frames with certain special effects to them. There are many ways a wide angle can be a creative option… the idea is to look beyond it being a lens that captures “everything”.
I still use a sony nex5 sony a5000 and canon eos 2000D
Inspiring!
Thanks so much! 🥰
When it comes to taking photos in the city, especially smaller cities, the frequency with which you move / cross the same places. People who live in that area of the city will be there all the time and one day they may take you by the neck when you least expect it.
I do upgrade my lenses as I like the camera body as it is. I know all the settings and the limit of the camera. The lenses have their limits too and thats why I do have them so they overlap each one another.
16-50: You need to run extremly fast if you can´t explain why you´re in peoples faces.
18-105: You have time to get away and look like an turist most of the time.
55-210: This one is tricky, coz they spot you fast as it look like at star telescope from the side. But if you´re fast to take the photo then you have 4x more time to get away than you have with the first lens.
Great list for the lenses! Well said!
I agree with you about living in a small city. That said - in the big city people cross the same streets day after day and week after week and year after year on their way to work.
I agree with you about living in a small city. That said - in the big city people cross the same streets day after day and week after week and year after year on their way to work.
I'm curious your thoughts on A7C
It’s a great camera. Nice compact option for the FF series.
@@professorhineschoice thanks for response, another question is if I shoot in RAW and want to post online where it will convert to JPEG is it worth it to edit my photos in RAW or should I just focus of the JPEG? thank you
Man you're awesome !!
And one more thing, do you think 135mm f2 good for street photography ? I have the 35 and 16-55 .I just work around the city and do street photography.well , I'm no photographer, it's just a hobby and I love it
For full frame or a crop camera?
@@professorhineschoice Crop camera .Fuji xt30 .
Thanks in advance .I'm a Big fan
You could see how it works out, but it will be extremely long/tight for majority of your images. I have used a 135mm, but it was on a full frame however.
@@professorhineschoice I'll give it a try . Thanks a lot again
i love your style
Thank you so much!
Thanks for sharing the thought process behind your shots. Greetings from the streets of Lagos
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Thnx a lot salute
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Me, Oh damn 1.25 hours, I can't sit through that. Mr. Hines1st photo hits the screen and I know I am going to be here for the duration plus constant rewinds.
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Is it me or the volume is low
Volume is fine for this. We had no audio issues.