Crack the Code: Perfecting Street Photography with ISO and Shutter Speed Techniques

[@SeanPDurham]

If there's anything to practise again and again in photography it's got to be working with the light; shutter speed, ISO setting, and F Stops affect every nuance of the outcome of your photography - knowing how to work with the triad of light leads to greater creative thinking when you are out and about taking street shots.

[@thisisnotdimitri]

Thank you for sharing this valuable information and right down to the point no fluff

[@SeanPDurham]

Cheers! Thanks for the great comment, Sean

[@davidporter2834]

Thank you, I really enjoyed and needed to see a video like this. One about passion , art, feeling. not numbers and science. As a beginer starting out its so important for me to have a video like this to remind myself why I wanted to learn photography in the first place. I know I need to learn the technical stuff but they way you came back to the art of photography was just perfect. Thanks again.

[@SeanPDurham]

Thanks David, I think the technical side of a photography is something we learn and improve on as time passes. The artistic side of photography is already there, inside of ourselves, and as we work on revealing that side of things, we are more motivated to understand how we can manipulate technical aspects of the camera to achieve artist vison. Thanks again for your interesting comment, the best in your photographic journey, Sean

[@webbphoto2]

Another great video!

[@SeanPDurham]

Thanks

[@KanjozkoJay]

Very good and educational video thank you sir!

[@SeanPDurham]

Thanks for the nice comment and watching, glad you liked it, Sean

[@jimphilpott902]

It's all good fun! Informative and encouraging video. Thanks.

[@SeanPDurham]

Thanks for the great comment. I'm glad it's enjoyable for you, Sean

[@alx7157]

Well said, fam. It's a dynamic....constant change. Respect.

[@SeanPDurham]

Thanks!

[@MegaSoundscapes]

Thankx Sean , great video and tips, like your photos 👍 I want to do some street as well, just need to find the time.

[@SeanPDurham]

Thanks for watching. Street photography is a great way to get out and about in your city. I started it to get away from the internet which is a massive time suck if you're not careful. It also ignited an interest in architecture when I started asking questions about why some neighbourhoods are "nice" and why some are "shoddy" and unpleasant.

[@АлександрНикифоров-ч6к6у]

Очень отличные и советы и рекомендации!

[@SeanPDurham]

Большое спасибо!