Here I bring you a tutorial packed full of street photography tips and techniques. I’m up in Scotland for the annual Fringe Festival in Edinburgh and believe me there is no better place to bring you a street photography video. I’ll be showing you how I work, what to look for and the equipment I use for the shots. Amongst all this I’ll also be showing you the beautiful city of Edinburgh and the vibrant Fringe Festival.
It’s going to be a great tutorial for those who want to get some great tips on street photography.
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Is that Anya Taylor-Joy? Looks like her. Perhaps that's why she is wearing the mask. Maybe she didn't want to get recognized.
Tourist: Hey kid, when does it stop raining here in Scotland?
Kid: Why are you asking me? I'm only 8.
I like the way you speak to the viewers. I's so clear for me. Keep speaking like that 😀 I subscribed …
Thanks for sharing this video, very interesting.
Sir you are a trip …thank you for that!
Thanks.
…a great video with fantastic pix…..for my own pix i have the setting 35mm on APS-C f/4……. http://www.streetguy.de
Hey I am looking out to buy a entry level DSLR
I am confused with which one to buy either Nikon d3400 or Nikon d5300 they both cost around same 500$ but d3400 comes with 18-55mm and 70-300mm lens but d5300 comes with only 18-55mm kit lens
So finally which one to buy?…🤔🤔
Thank you for creating such helpful videos like this. Informative without being patronising. A pleasure to watch and learn.
Hi Marc, I'm a little confused, you mention in the piece that your Nifty Fifty on a Canon crop sensor is equivalent to around 31mm, I have just purchased the Tamron 100 x 400mm telephoto and I'm under the impression on my Canon crop sensor the equifalent reach is 160 x 560mm, could you please help with my confusion.
Regards,
Shaun x
i just love street photography.
and i really enjoyed yours!
thanks for sharing this with us
really enjoyed watching this
street photoghraphy- in a sense of photographing random people, is something I never tried before. May be cause of the nature and culture of countries I been to or may be cause I felt it bit intrusive! But I liked your perspective on the subject and worth a try
Do you mean like this https://flic.kr/p/WNzg8g or this https://flic.kr/p/HS11md or this https://flic.kr/p/nYftmy 😀
Well would you Adam and Eve it Marc – I myself was in Edinburgh for a day the first week in September! I missed you by a few days at most. Drat! Now wouldn't that have been weird … me seeing a chap taking pictures and realising that it was you! I think I might have dropped my camera in surprise!!! Took a clutch of pics myself … not quite up to your standard but I will put one or two which I think may have some merit onto the TSOP Facebook page in due course (I'm amazed at how many pics I have to bin at the mo!?). Curiously I was also using a prime 50 mm lens, but on a Canon crop frame camera – APS-C – and I was using manual mode throughout, with ISO mostly on auto. And yes, Edinburgh is a fabulous city (fab architecture) – especially the old quarter. Wish I'd seen your great tutorial vid before I had gotten there though! Much enjoyed.
I agree catching a photo of someone taking a picture tells more of a story. As does shooting through the crowd. Great video!