A Lesson In LIGHT (Street Photography)
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00:00 Intro
01:01 Your eyes vs your sensor
02:17 Understanding light
05:17 Video sponsor
06:04 Understanding Contrast
07:50 Summary
A teacher once told me the best way to learn photography is to start out in black and white. All the color schemes disappear and the only thing left to focus on is the light and shadows. Excellent advice Roman! Just discovered your account and I've been binging your videos since :) Great content!
Thank you for this comment. Will give it a shot at black and white
100% agree.
I've mostly always shot in bnw the past few months, it seems more lifelike to me for some reason, so much can be conveyed without the distraction of the color
One of the most simple yet informative video i’ve seen explaining light. You’ve done a great job explaining this and I think more people need to understand it
Glad you enjoyed it!
This is possibly one of the best 10 minute videos on photography I have seen. Of course, it's bleedin' obvious when you think about it...but sometimes we (or certainly, I) need the bleedin' obvious pointed out! Thank you Roman!
Same here! Great vid.
"A good photograph is knowing where to stand" - Ansel Adams Not sure if he was necessarily speaking of the light, but I'm guessing that was part of it. As always enjoyed, and I know you guys don't celebrate Thanksgiving... but happy thanksgiving anyway!
thank you Judy! likewise I hope you had a good one
I really like the way you explained everything without coming off super arrogant/egotistical like some of these other photography youtubers
which ones are you talking about specifically?
I am SO glad I found your channel!!! Such clear and actionable advice, I genuinely feel smarter now than when I walked into this video! Thank you!!
Hey Roman, Love your work your understanding of light creating depth within photographs is awesome! Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
This has got to be one of the most simple yet eye opening photography videos I've watched. Thanks so much for sharing, your shots look absolutely amazing 😍
Thank you Roman for this short yet important video! Great examples too. Love your work.
This is the video of the year. Thank you so much for explaining this! It’s going to make mw better.
Such an underrated channel. Great job Roman!
this was literally the most informative and simple video on lighting
The way you present things is the best. I've watched all the "mainstream" photographers on YT and they couldn't explain this particular topic to me. All of the had at least one tut video on this subject. Good job dude.
Many thanks for sharing your knowledge! Looking back at my favourite pictures you are certainly right about the lighting.
Awesome video Roman, thank you! I'm actually always so oblivious in regards to light I never even pay attention to where its source is - now the whole way it works is much more clear. Very excited to try this in practice and also the idea of contrasty images looking sharper is such an epiphany tbh.
This subject can be brought up over and over again :) Always relevant, yet usually neglected. Thank you Roman, as always!
Thank you! This really helps so much. I guess, I’ve always been drawn to capture images with a certain tonal quality but never quite understood what it was that made them that way. It was normally dumb luck when I came across scenes that looked appealing. This kind of puts the power back in my hands to make the images happen rather than stumble upon them
This is absolutely amazing. Since I've been following your photography I started noticing how light can actually help frame a subject and bring a boring composition to life. Great stuff as always Roman! Thank you.
Another wonderful video about making sense of the most important part of photography, light. No hip language, no gimmicks, just plain logic and common sense yet still very interesting and entertaining too. Well done young man. Thanks.
I agree that you can learn a lot about photography by watching films from experienced teams.
Thank you for sharing your experience with us here for free.
I appreciate it very much. Without people like you I would never have become such a good hobby photographer.
Making photography since 8 years. And u teached me now so much new in ten minutes! Great video and thank u!
Very well said with clear examples!
I often close one eye to flatten 3D scenes when looking about.
Absolutely fantastic video. I’ve heard people say that light is the most important thing, but it never clicked, until this video. I’ve been on the hunt for creating the most amount of 3D depth in my photos and your video put the most important piece of the puzzle in for me, in an understandable way!
As an amateur who's just getting into photography, this succinct advice about side and back lighting is just what I needed to hear. I'm just in the point of my (street photography) learning journey where I'm beginning to pay attention to light sources. Thanks for the helpful video.
Probably the best, most concise discussion of light with the most impact that I've ever heard. So simple it hurts but stunningly effective. A real 'ah-ha' moment for me!
I came across Mr. Fox's video by chance and I am glad I did. Roman speaks clearly and the material he presents are well structured and organized. I surely have greatly benefited from learning from him.
If these are all your photos that you've showcased... I think you might be the best photographer I've ever checked out, and you are a huge inspiration to my work
What a brilliant and useful video! I’m already thinking my photography is gonna change now! Thanks a lot and keep them videos coming
Best video on light that I've seen so far. Thanks Roman!
I knew of the importance of lighting in principal but it never made real sense until this video. Thankyou!
I've been looking for a video like this and this is so simply explained and easy to understand. Thank you for this!
Fantastic video - your diagnosis at the beginning hit home, and the info you shared is so helpful!
Looking at my old photos and I couldn't understand what made some images stand out more than others. A true aha moment today!
Thank you so much, Roman! I'm a beginner in photography, and I need to literally teach my class about it for an assignment! I've been into it for about 2 years, but because I'm in middle school, I haven't had much time, or the camera... until now from my mother, because she used to be a photographer. You helped so much!
Interesting bit about the warm colour tone of the low in sky sunlight and the cool tones of the shade, I have seen it but never thought about it as a creative tool.
Love your videos Roman. Been watching you for roughly a year now since I first started taking photography more seriously. Interesting, extremely informative and unique compared to a lot of other photography RUclipsrs. Also love the simple, slightly minimalistic style (Maybe that's just my interpretation, but I like it). Big fan, will be following your journey for as long as you do RUclips. Keep it up!
Thanks Roman for these tips, it helps a lot. (we never stop learning about photography).
Best explanation I’ve found on this subject. Thanks Roman
I'm so thankful towards you.
Excellent video Roman. I guess that puts to bed the old adage "never shoot a picture into the sun". I really like the advice from photographer Bryan Petersen. - All photographs are just contrast. I have tried to use this and look for contrasting light or color to bring out my subject. I like your practical tips a lot. Thanks for sharing 😃
This video is a game changer! Thank you!
this video is what i've been looking for, thanks!
Excellent advice. I always try to think of a 90 degree or equilateral triangle when positioning myself, the subject, and light. It's a good starting point and you can adjust from there.
This is a gem. Well explained and easy to grab. Nice job.
Spot on Roman! Subscribed. When I can carve out time to do photography I tend to find myself in the forest. And 99% of the keepers are images captured toward the light. Keep up the good work!
Great video Roman. I will watch more of your photography tutorials from now on. Thank you.
This is an unbelievably fantastic video. Very simply explained with great examples. Top stuff!
Thank you Roman, this is a great video, it is giving me another element to consider when taking a photo. You have explained it really well too. Cheers
like always! Amazing video.. Thank you so much for explaining in details, I've been learning so much from your content. and love the passion you put in your work..
Great video. One of my photographic passions is street photography. I use light all the time and cinematic crops to add drama and life.
I didn't notice this until you pointed this out. Thanks!!!
❤❤ awesome lightning
this is gold ❤
One of the most helpful and informative videos on the subject I've seen in a while
Photography... write with light.... So yes, I agree that lighting's the most important thing of photography. Excellent video!
One of the most useful tutorials I've seen. Thank you!
Great video. Thank you. You have inadvertently challenged me to be more conscious of the light, its quality and its direction.
Such a simple concept, yet, I’ve never actually ran it through my head. Thanks man subbed!
Really good explanation! You're teaching people what matters.
thank you! this makes so much more sense now!
amazing advice brother. thank you!
Excellent explanation, busts a lot of myths on having the light behind you for good photos.
Love the lock stock reference quote at the end!
DG New Forest UK
Cheers :)
The most important video for me, thanks Roman
Excellent video. Well done and concise. I’ve already started to notice light differently
really appreciative ...thank you for sharing
This is so informative. Thanks Roman!
Excellent video, loved the part on colour contrast. Kudos.
Perfect delivery. Great video!
Such a valuable piece of information.
Amazing video! Well explained and directed to the point.
I have gone through quite some yt tutorials about photography but I didn't come across this advice. Very helpful, thanks for sharing 😃
Roman, I swear you’re a genius. After watching the video, I tried a self portrait with side lighting and backlight, and OMG what a difference it made. It’s not a banger but clearly you can see improvement compared to what I was taking before. 🙏 🙏 🙏
This was a great one 👌🏽 Just have to say I’ve really been enjoying your channel… keep up the great content 🙏👍🏽
Epic knowledge. Thx so much
Insightful video, a matter that I observed when I see other people's photographs but one that I often forget except when I make night street photography. I will definitely pay more attention on future outings during the day. Thank you.
Loved this video - really well put together
This might just be the most important video I've ever come across! Thank you for pointing out the obvious that just isn't so obvious...all very well presented and spot on. You Sir have my attention.
Excellent video Roman 👍
More videos about light needed
Love this Roman!
Thanks again, mate! 📷 As always nice and simple explanation!!
Your most fulfilling video so far Roman! And it feels like very well prepared :)
Great video, I had slowly started to think about how lighting affects subject separation because I got into portraiture recently. For some reason didn't think about how that would apply to street photography. This video made everything click!
Awesome, thank you!
Best video on your channel!
Very helpful and simply explained. Thanks a lot for this!
Practical ans simple tips....the best
this video helped me so much.
Precise and well explained..kudos
Excellent video, thank you. Really articulate and informative.
Cheers Roman I enjoyed it thanks
Amazing post. Thank you.
Thanks for the knowledge!!
Love it…and I’m only half way through!
Very good lesson on photography, thanks.
Great explanation mate, really well said.
Fantastic breakdown. Thanks for the video 👌🏻👌🏻🍻🍻
Great tips as always!
Thnx for sharing your thoughts and secrets. If I'm able to capture a small part of this I'll be delighted
Definitely some useful information mate, thanks!
Cheers!
Great tips, thank you so much for sharing🎉