In this video, Kai shows you 8 things that a street photographer when out on the streets for a shoot plus how to deal with them, with encounters that include a fear of doing street photography, being torn a new orifice and not getting the shot quick enough.
“Pop Tarts “Gone Nutty” Chocolate and Peanut Butter” by Flickr user Mike Mozart (CC BY 2.0)
“Bieber Bus” by Flickr user Glenn Beltz (CC BY 2.0)
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No.2 shy people won't even dare take out their camera
What bag is it plz someone help I'm dying
lol 2019 and I'm binge watching old DigitalRev videos
This is awesome. Thank you. I used to shoot discretely, chest level, until I could called out by an angry person! I now consider it better practice to be blatant and obvious about it.
Number 1 1000% applies to me
Dont fear or scare
this intro music, good old times
Someone asked for my camera and proceeded to try swipe it out my hand. I was not even taking there photo.
#9 streets
"Jump!" Probably your funniest line ever.
In america you probly get your cam broken even if you say you deleted it
I've found that forcing yourself to shoot on the street and seeing the awesome shots you gather REALLY helps the shy factor. I used to be terrified, but I ended up getting this great shot of a street preacher in downtown Kansas City, Missouri. That practically erased my fear of going out and doing that. Also, having a huge lens (70-300mm) might help at first, as you don't need to be right up on someone.
I prefer to take photos of things – streets buildings cars etc. I don’t find anything fascinating about people walking
Im 13 years old and im in to photography but when i take photos of people they just flip me the finger no joke it happend just today
Come in India no one will stop u clicking photos in Streets, we welcome u…
First time ever I went out to photograph – cops stopped and asked for ID 🙁
This is helpful
You don't need to delete street photos to shut people up, just walk away. Taking pictures of people on the street isn't illegal (well not in Britain anyway, I don't know about Hong Kong) but harassment and assault most certainly are illegal, so there's really not much the subject can do.
This is the best of Kai!
Thank you.
The problem with 'just delete the photo' is that every time you do so, some knob's belief that he has some expectation of 'privacy' whilst in public, is reinforced, and the next time someone points a camera at him, he will again demand that the photograph be deleted, because after all, 'you can't take my photo without my permission'. And the day that someone refuses, he will feel morally – if indeed not legally – entitled to use force.
NEVER delete your photos. You have the right to photograph pople and if necessary, be prepared to use force in defence of that right.
Ik this video was posted a long time ago but I want to know what kind of lens you are using in this video
I really like the way says "bokeh"..
Top Tip #1: Shoot the elderly and the weak, they aren't fast enough to steal your camera
Top Tip #2: Do not go into parks at dusk, you may encounter different species of primates copulating and getting pretty annoyed at you (especially when rocking a 70-200mm lens)
lol those people that think its illegal to take their photo in the street
I like to try to make it look like I'm taking a picture of something else/the street/a building or take pictures when they're not looking and you can also try from across the way for beginners 🙂
Just look as a tourist. Take city map. Take tourist backpack.
1:40 That guy definitely had an exclamation mark above his head.
Re-do this video after you get ten more years of experience in the street.
I had encounters more than what you have shown here. Nowadays, people are getting edgy and pointing camera is becoming confrontational. I for one do not like having someone taking photo with me in it without my consent. And I have unpleasant encounters doing street photography. I know scout for a coffee shop or cafe or restaurant with a clear wide open window view of street activity. Seated and sipping tea or coffee, I now take street life photos with long lens – discrete and quite invisible.
always bring a Glock G24 with you. if anyone gives you shit tell them "I either shoot you with the camera or the gun. your choice"
I hate unstoppable ads
I tried this with my friend few years ago I just walked up to people and just asked them could i take their photos then gave them my card, other times I had a very long lens so nobody knew I was photographing buildings or pets in cool areas so I got away with it. Then again you have those shots you want to look real so asking will take away from that scene
I wanted to take photos when I first see your vids
Lok does look scary when angry.
In my city, the street photographer will find thiefs.
I THOUGHT CARTS WERE CLICHÉ
here in Italy people usually walk in front of your camera
Play the part and be likable and move along, apologize if necessary.
streets are perfect for shooting photography
how to deal wiw wit?
Simply don't look like a sex offender haha. Brilliant
hi I want to learn photography so can you like help me to find an online free course that I could use to learn professionally please 🙋✓
Only fuckin' betas delete photos… just dip or KO their ass!!!
Lol the 2 is me.
Now I can see my future, getting hit by many men and women with their beautiful shoes and heels