Watching your street photography, because it is 115 degrees F here. Am retired 67 cant get out in this heat. Like your work..
@ForsgardPeterАй бұрын
That is hot!
@dakotaxu479219 күн бұрын
Let’s not forget that you are also a really good photographer. Love your photos!
@ForsgardPeter19 күн бұрын
Thanks so much 😊
@lead-dog19 күн бұрын
Nothing beats an iPhone. Works extremely well for many types of photography
@ForsgardPeter19 күн бұрын
iPhone is a good camera. The problem is that the ergonomics is not very good. That is one important thing.
@sebastianop.3052Ай бұрын
I love the 20mm panasonic on my epm2 mini. A perfect combo.
@ChrisBroganАй бұрын
I have a Ricoh GRIIIx coming soon, so this was extra fun to watch, and hear your thoughts. Plus, now I want to visit Helsinki. :)
@eskomiesАй бұрын
Nice video again as always. I really liked your black and white photos. I recently went into vacation in NYC. I went all b&w. I set picture profile to monochrome and shot jpeg+raw. This way I had best of both worlds. I didn't shot too much people since that scares me still in street setup. I got some shots from bicycling guys tho. I find them interesting in street setup.
@ForsgardPeterАй бұрын
Thanks. Just start slowly and use reflections on windows when photographing people.
@jpsteiner2Ай бұрын
Peter, Love your work, and your advice. I welded my 20mm f/1.4 M.Zuiko (40mm equivalent) to my OM-5. Your tips and perspective are invaluable. I was out photographing in the heavy rain of a tropical depression today. Bad weather - great photos. Your work reminds me a lot of Saul Leiter.
@ForsgardPeterАй бұрын
Thank you very much. I still have that same combo. I should take it for a spin more often. What an honor to mention me and Saul Leiter in the same sentence.
@chrisbrown6432Ай бұрын
Superb photographs. I understand your reason for using a 40mm lens very well after watching this. I am very interested in your reasons for photographing various things and it is a great reminder to me to not forget them. for example combining geometry of buildings with people.
@ForsgardPeterАй бұрын
Thank you very much. I am glad you found inspiration. I hope you have a chance to try that out.
@dakotaxu479219 күн бұрын
@5:45 the man with the red helmet is smiling because he knows that you think he doesn’t know you took the photo but he’s on his lunch break and doesn’t have the energy to tell you.
@ForsgardPeter19 күн бұрын
A good one! Could be!
@erosario64Ай бұрын
Love the new format.
@ForsgardPeterАй бұрын
Thank you very much.
@wilfs1196Ай бұрын
Another great street video. Have watched several, if not most of your street views, getting close to information overload. My 27 mm Fuji f2.8 seems to be working well for me, especially since I always used zooms/telephotos.That will probably been of my travel lenses. Can't decide on number 2 yet.
@ForsgardPeterАй бұрын
Thank you very much. I love my XF27mm F2.8 on my Fuji. It works well for street photography.
@hanahoeo7073Ай бұрын
Yes 40mm is one of my favorite focal lengths. Guess cause my first camera was a Konica TC with the 40mm 1.8 hexagon many years ago. Now for walk around its Pen EP-5 with Panasonic 20mm
@ForsgardPeterАй бұрын
That is a nice combo.
@jjp_nl28 күн бұрын
After much debate I picked up the OM-System 20mm F/1.4 Pro lens earlier this year, and I have to agree that it is a very versatile focal length (not just for street photography) I've found it to be a great daily driver, and it it's pretty much glued to my E-M5 III. As much as I'm intrigued by street photography as a genre, I have yet to dip my toes in it properly. It feels a bit 'voy€uristic' sometimes in the day and age where privacy is a bit of a hot topic. Also, all the relevant rules and regulations with regard to privacy seem like a bit of a minefield sometimes, nit to mention the verbal abuse some photographers get on occasion. Haven't quite worked out how to approach this, and I sometimes feel I'm overthinking it, knocking all the life out of a creative proces that can otherwise be enjoyed so to speak.
@sheejeebabar597027 күн бұрын
Sir, please tell me what is the use of street photography, is there any admirer of these pics.?
@ForsgardPeter25 күн бұрын
I have had exhibitions in the past, I am collecting images for a Zine etc. Just to mention a few.
@millerdp25 күн бұрын
I admire Peter’s photographic work…
@mattisulantoАй бұрын
Thanks for sharing bro. Really nice and enjoyable photo walk which could have even been a bit longer.
@ForsgardPeterАй бұрын
This type of content was a bit different so I thought that starting out with a slightly shorter would be better. But i need consider making them longer in the future.
@fellowcitizen29 күн бұрын
Excellent episode⭐
@ForsgardPeter27 күн бұрын
Thank you.
@fellowcitizen27 күн бұрын
@@ForsgardPeter 💗
@ruuddirks5565Ай бұрын
very nice photowalk.
@ForsgardPeterАй бұрын
Thank you! Cheers!
@dakotaxu479219 күн бұрын
The speeding red scooter….. what shutter speed did you use to freeze the action?
@ForsgardPeter19 күн бұрын
1/125s F7.1. It is a panning shot.
@hedydd2Ай бұрын
I’m not running the Ricoh down. I’m sure it a superb little camera, as are the Leica D-Lux8, which has a zoom lens, and Fuji X100VI. I have and use such cameras and love using them all, from the phone, through M4/3 to full frame. They all have their place, but let’s face it, they are mostly interchangeable given the same equivalent focal length and all will do the job. It’s a matter of which one [or more] you fancy. Those with an iPhone 15, Pro or Max can adapt it to handle at least as well as the Ricoh by using a Freewell Sherpa versatile grip, which I do not own but covet. This makes it easy to hold and has a shutter button on the grip. The phone has far more features than the Ricoh plus optical zoom up to 5x and macro, Live Photo, brilliant video, auto panoramic, adjustable depth of focus after shooting and so much more, including all the usual computer, browser, email and so much more we are accustomed to on the latest phones, including the ability to be almost invisible. All for about the same price as a Ricoh. In fact you can include the clever grip and still be competitively priced and only have one device to do it all.
@ForsgardPeterАй бұрын
Yes, iPhone is a very capable camera in many ways. For me the phone is for other things. I would need a second phone for photography. There are some quite nice grips for mobile phones. I had one way back (forgot the brand) , but never really liked it. I still think that a "real" camera has better ergonomics. I have planned to do a video about street photography with my phone.
@KeAiFuАй бұрын
If the AF is not very reliable, you need to close the aperture... take a good camera, like the Sony a7CII and a 35/1.8 lens open is not a problem....
@ForsgardPeterАй бұрын
It is not that much about the AF and its capabilities. It is more about the depth of field.
@squidskunkАй бұрын
im curious... do you delete unwanted photos in camera wile out n about or when you get home..?
@ForsgardPeterАй бұрын
I never delete photos in camera. I always upload everything to Lighroom. Then I will delete some, but I keep most of the images. I do not shoot a ton of photographs.
@nigelalexander1594Ай бұрын
Hi Peter, do you have a preference to black & white over colour?
@ForsgardPeterАй бұрын
I am a bit more towards color, but I have been photographing black & white lately.It was the same on this photo walk. I started with black & white but sifted towards color. It is all how we see. I tend to see color and ralations between colors. I thnk both are totally ok and I do like black & white photographs a lot.
@artivism406818 күн бұрын
Im sorry but i didnt like any of these photographs. Im sure you have better stuff and this was just some pov video.
@ForsgardPeter18 күн бұрын
No problems. It would be interesting to hear why you did not like them?