Great Street Photography Tips by Faizal. I agree 100% with him that it is an art of observation and requires your full concentration. Some companions might be distracting, but I personally enjoy shooting with another photographer, as long as they don’t get in my way or space.

For me, the photography part is often secondary to the experience. F…Read More

Great tips. Usually flat out tired after a street photography session because I constantly have to use more than just my feet. Great tip on holding the camera and to constantly be ready for the shot. Agree with shooting with other people. Too many may be a distraction and become cumbersome, but in South Africa there are safety in numbers.

Also love the tip on it being “okay” to use the auto settings if it means you’ll get the shot. I still sometimes fumble through the manual settings, and only later discover (eg chimping or review) that I forgot about something simple, but then the moment is gone.

Oh, not really a tip shared in the video, but did notice that most of the stree…Read More

I hold immense respect for Martin Osner, one of South Africa’s most esteemed fine art photographers and educators. Interestingly, we have already scheduled to delve into this widely misunderstood topic next month – what exactly is fine art photography?

I have watched this video from Martin a little while back and it is definitely worth watching.

Very interesting. Looking forward to dive into this a bit more.

Wow! Enjoyed this video. Very very interesting!