There's nothing more satisfying than a good street photograph, one with the look of a
Levitt,
Evans or
Siskind street photography style, whether it be an abstract piece or whether it one that was a perfect coincidence that you caught in the right place at the right time. This is the second of a two-part article about how to be a sharpshooter on the street by taking photographs from the hip and beyond.
Ten Street Photography Tips for the Daring Part 1 is the first.
Here are the other five tips. These street photography tips for the daring work best when you apply one or more (as many as you can) at a time.
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| Photograph someone photographing. |
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| Catch someone with their all limbs extended. | | | | |
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| Find frame (wrought iron gate) for pretty object (bow). |
4.
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| Sitting in an unconventional seat. |
5.
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| One person who is real and one who is not in the same frame. |
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Really liked the shadow work and focus on some of these pictures here! As a beginner, I've learned about the ISO settings, shutter and focus over at shoot digital pics like the pros which helped me relate to the settings with which some of the photos might have been taken. :)
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