Street photography can be intimidating. Snagging candids of strangers is uncomfortable, at first.
While it’s best to simply to get out and learn as you go, it is nice to arm yourself with a few tips. Marius Vieth, a seasoned street-photog, doles out 10 lessons learned in this article. He includes advice on how to blend in, predict patterns and be ready for that crucial moment.
Our favorite tips from the article are:
- Minimal gear – Take only your camera and forget the added gear. You don’t want to be swapping lenses when the perfect photo-op pops up.
- Find natural contrasts – Your foreground should be different enough from the background to make them both visually interesting.
- Simplify your choices – Try focusing on one element (like a color or pattern) for a couple hours.
Photo by Marius Vieth
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