Another great video Gary yes asking permission when children are with the mother or Dad or family members. In the world we live in now unfortunately the days of Martin Parr and years like the 1970s and 1980s have gone its more difficult to capture families enjoying themselves.
Enjoying the videos Gary. You are right most people don't mind them shooting you. Working on my street portraits now and loving it. Unfortunately I was busy at the weekend otherwise I might have gone on the workshop.
Another good vid , not really interested in street photography as such but love your photos and chat, just ordered ya zine, maybe my mind will be changed
@@stevewestfallen4810 thank you my friend. On the Fuji 16mm (24m eq) and 23mm (35 eq) Full frames I use 24mm and 35mm For events, bands, musicians, weddings etc I may have a 50mm and an 85mm in the car but rarely use. I’ll use an 85mm for wedding ceremony only. My preference is always to get in to the distance I want to shoot. I don’t like zoom lenses. I’m lazy by nature and zoom lens will just make me lazier
When you're going out and asking permission for photos do you find it makes a difference which camera you're carrying? As in, do people take you less seriously with the GR than a real looking camera (if you know what I mean)? I went out in Guangzhou last week with the intention of only asking for photos, but it didn't go well, I think my approach was perhaps wrong and invariably I got waved away, I noticed people looking at the camera confused as though it was some kind of toy, doesn't help that I don't speak Chinese of course..
No. It makes no difference. If there is a slight difference it would be the bigger and more professional camera the easier. People trust the idea of a professional over someone sneaking with an iPhone or a small camera
Hi guy, i watch a lot of your utube vids and enjoy. the other week went online to your site to order a zine but did not manage to get order. dont know if you could help .flatcap scotsman.
@@silverfoils The question you asked makes no sense. It means you’ve not watched the video. You need to write it again. The question is suggesting I’ve said something is wrong. I never said anything is wrong in the last 245 videos I posted. Rewrite the question.
@@LASHMAR Hi. I did watch the video before commenting. At 1 min 29 secs you said '.....firstly kids. For me it's mostly a no-go really, without getting permission.' That's what I was referring to. I asked because, having asked the same question on other videos, I've yet to get a good answer as to why photographing kids is problematic. I'm just in the process of writing an article on the ethics of street photography and photographing kids forms part of it. I wasn't trolling you or trying to pick a fight. Best wishes.
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I honestly don’t know why you’re not at 100k followers. You do a really good job. I enjoy every one of your videos.
@@scottvaughn7824 it’s because I don’t feed the algorithm mate. That’s why.
great footage - one armed bingo
back streets vibes, grimmy hotel window camera shots
colour shots are excellent
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Thank you 🙌
I wish i'd of known you was in Blackpool i'd of come and said hello! Love shooting in Blackpool.
@@MaliDaviesPhotography hey all good. We was facilitating a workshop anyway :)
@@LASHMAR great video bud! Keep em coming 👍
@@MaliDaviesPhotography ☺️
Nowhere better in the UK for street photography than Blackpool. I live a couple of miles away and visit often with my camera.
@@justamanwithanopinion thanks
Another great video Gary yes asking permission when children are with the mother or Dad or family members. In the world we live in now unfortunately the days of Martin Parr and years like the 1970s and 1980s have gone its more difficult to capture families enjoying themselves.
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Dear RUclips robots, please push Gary‘s content. His videos are entertaining and helpful. ❤
@@herwarthaug thanks mate
Buy the zine.. it’s a goodun’. 🤗 love the line about being under confident is just an act
@@timclark6994 🎯
So good! Thank you and yes, what's the worse that can happen from asking... Smack in the chops 😅😅😅, not likely if done politely. Love your work mate 👍
So true! ☺️
My confidence is improving thanks to following your approach. Most people say yes if you are confident and smiling. Nice one Gary.
@@babettesfeast6347 thanks my friend
Once again class Video and images, always worth a watch.
@@talbotcd1 thank you
Enjoying the videos Gary. You are right most people don't mind them shooting you. Working on my street portraits now and loving it. Unfortunately I was busy at the weekend otherwise I might have gone on the workshop.
@@TeamHoff1 man ya missed the best workshop … might be back some dayc
Always great advice and great shots!
@@doughuras5407 thank you
A great apre workshop video. Still buzzing after it.
@@groovemachine9380 ☺️
Great shots, as always
@@EamonJeffers thanks eamon
cracking video as always
@@clubme1019 thank you ☺️ much appreciated
Great advice Lashmar (is that your first name?). I love the contrast between the scene on the GoPro and the amazing photographs.
@@powelw nah last name mate
Can’t miss for street shots in Blackpool. Great video, rapidly becoming one of my favorite channels. I subscribed long time ago
@@jeffstephens5266 thank you
These trips challenge him instead of the grind and mill stuff in the boughoues of london town hey!!!
@@knightsorder 👁️
Great stuff… I’m gonna go back to Blackpool and have it again 🖤
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Brilliant photographs. Subscribed.
@@ommm8 thanks so much ☺️
cracking vid again
Thanks mate
Another good vid , not really interested in street photography as such but love your photos and chat, just ordered ya zine, maybe my mind will be changed
Thanks bud just emailed ya
Inspiring can I ask what size lens you use please so enjoy your videos thank you
@@stevewestfallen4810 thank you my friend. On the Fuji 16mm (24m eq) and 23mm (35 eq)
Full frames I use 24mm and 35mm
For events, bands, musicians, weddings etc I may have a 50mm and an 85mm in the car but rarely use. I’ll use an 85mm for wedding ceremony only. My preference is always to get in to the distance I want to shoot. I don’t like zoom lenses. I’m lazy by nature and zoom lens will just make me lazier
youre intriguing - ill give u that
@@timshields8720 mmm tell that to the missus 😂
When you're going out and asking permission for photos do you find it makes a difference which camera you're carrying? As in, do people take you less seriously with the GR than a real looking camera (if you know what I mean)? I went out in Guangzhou last week with the intention of only asking for photos, but it didn't go well, I think my approach was perhaps wrong and invariably I got waved away, I noticed people looking at the camera confused as though it was some kind of toy, doesn't help that I don't speak Chinese of course..
No. It makes no difference. If there is a slight difference it would be the bigger and more professional camera the easier. People trust the idea of a professional over someone sneaking with an iPhone or a small camera
Hi guy,
i watch a lot of your utube vids and enjoy.
the other week went online to your site to order a zine but did not manage to get order.
dont know if you could help .flatcap scotsman.
@@thomasmcelroy3225 I’ll have a look now
@@thomasmcelroy3225 what i
Name did you order under? Thomas McElroy?
@@thomasmcelroy3225 no record of that … you’re best emailing me with details gary@lashmarcreative.com thank you
😂yes@@LASHMAR
What's wrong with photographing kids in public? Great shots there BTW!
@@silverfoils The question you asked makes no sense. It means you’ve not watched the video. You need to write it again. The question is suggesting I’ve said something is wrong. I never said anything is wrong in the last 245 videos I posted. Rewrite the question.
@@LASHMAR Hi. I did watch the video before commenting. At 1 min 29 secs you said '.....firstly kids. For me it's mostly a no-go really, without getting permission.' That's what I was referring to. I asked because, having asked the same question on other videos, I've yet to get a good answer as to why photographing kids is problematic. I'm just in the process of writing an article on the ethics of street photography and photographing kids forms part of it. I wasn't trolling you or trying to pick a fight. Best wishes.
@@silverfoils