Travel Street Photography Walkabout. You can find great light when you're doing street photography in the sun. I'll show you how I find great composition, how I find light and how to get a variety of wide, tight and interesting shots. It's my process. Anytime you can look into anyone's process it's really beneficial to you. It allows you to see how someone else works. I love seeing how other photographers work. Take a look and let us know what you think.

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Timestamps:
00:00 Travel Street Photography Walkabout In The Sun - Wide, Tight and Interesting
00:49 Lens Choice - Tamron 28-200mm Lens
02:00 My process and camera settings
02:25 Shooting into the highlight side
02:54 Shooting into the shadow side
03:27 Wide, tight and interesting
04:44 Single point autofocus
05:10 Photographing people in the sun
06:09 Wide, Low Angles
06:30 Photographing buildings with rule of thirds
07:17 Use shadows and highlights to emphasize dimension
07:34 Look for little details
07:49 Single spot focus for tight shots
08:14 Look for interesting light and objects
08:24 Shoot symmetrical design compositions
09:16 Shoot historical buildings
10:06 Use leading lines to a focal point
10:47 Windows tell interesting stories
11:39 If you don’t like the view, change your point of view
12:11 Try deep depth of field to tell story
12:29 Try super low angle
13:04 Look for texture and leading lines
13:29 Find items that tell a story
14:32 Get off the beaten path
14:52 Use reflections
15:03 Move around to find more interesting light
15:30 Find the light, find the image
16:18 Use of texture with rule of thirds
16:47 Look for repetition
17:13 Get in really tight
17:36 Find great light
17:55 Sony a7R V
18:03 Shoot in raw so you can process the images
18:15 Conclusion

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