Street Photography Documentary | Shadows In Street

[@theblackmanarmedwithacamera]

I'M SOOOOOOOO HAPPY I STUMBLED ON THIS VIDEO! MY ONLY COMPLAINT...I WISH IT WAS LONGER!!! LOVE IT!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@NetGawker]

Hats off to street photographers, they've got the balls to deal with the hastles of capturing images of strangers. For me, I deal with people everyday and when I'm out with my gear I'd prefer to be alone in the woods.

[@tylerdunbar2625]

Haha it's a love hate struggle.

[@shigsho]

Hats off to strangers dealing with so called street photographers in their face. I haven't seen an original street photo in 40 years.

[@FlowerValleyDrKV]

Excellent Street Photography. Thanks to Tomislav for the lead through Facebook

[@nastynate838]

this adds value to why I love being a photographer

[@CachorroMagro13]

Hey man, I also do Street Photography. I live in São Paulo and would love if you subscribe to my KZbin channel to see my work :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/fma6lpWkpcp-pK8

[@alexcarrillo4143]

MORE , MORE!!! Thank you I love it.

[@krazywally5685]

Had to watch again, ace 👍😎🏆

[@PeterArnold1969]

I like what was said at one point, that, if you're too busy chasing likes on Instagram, you're not expressing yourself, you're shooting what other people want to see.

[@BrisbaneChannel]

Haha, thanks, I think that was me that said that (Adam)!

[@suzannabienkowski2033]

Agree.

[@photobyjewell1987]

Amazing composition beautiful storyline love the streetphotography

[@HoLeeChit11]

Loved this video. Some lovely shots.

[@Bobby_sprinkles]

Street photography got me into photography. I had a bad experience a couple of months ago but I'm definitely keen to get back into it once I get my confidence back.

[@tylerdunbar2625]

do it man, you won't regret it

[@alexcasaresOracleAZ]

Nice documentary. I always like hearing viewpoints from other street photographers Keep up the great work

[@satrajitdutta5615]

I found this GEM after all this time, Great Documentary! This is Underrated!!

[@boondoc001]

The street photographer in me approves this video

[@juangperez8210]

Love this kind of videos!!!

[@Juno-Doran]

A female street photographer on KZbin!! Thank you! 🤗

[@BrisbaneChannel]

I'm one of the male photographers in this video, but I also have a short doco on Brisbane street photography with yet another female street photographer featured on my channel. Check it out if you like...

[@lenaagnello2854]

Yes! Love it! ✊

[@societyenemy]

Nice video! Thanks for sharing!

[@MunirRahool]

I love it, this video and the photographers. I love Street Photography and for me it is the element of capturing candid moments, real moments. A reason I shift to using only Smartphone now for it. Everything is a story when you do street photography, people, places, objects, light and shadows.

[@carstenosterwald6593]

...congrats !!! ....a great documentary....with great photographers. I can see that we "streetler" have the same problems everywhere of the world :-)

[@suehodnett6911]

Nice 😁 links to the photographer's in the description would be handy for those of us who'd like to check them out further, thanks

[@fredrikmudas]

Why you have so little subscriber? This is gold!

[@krazywally5685]

I love the fact the artists are non-confrontational - manners maketh SP👍

[@sc0ttmagoon]

That’s an interesting group of people. This left me wanting to hear more from them.

[@BrisbaneChannel]

Well, you can hear from one of them (me - Adam Robert Young). I have a street photography video dropping on Wednesday on my channel (plus a little documentary I made about the same time as this one on street photography - but I'm not a team of film students, so please don't compare the quality).

[@jhm42]

Excellent video

[@krazywally5685]

Ace👍

[@jjccllgg]

As a film shooter in my time, nowadays I love street photography. Mostly a Pentax user, when I am in the streets I carry my Ricoh GRii and a Leica C-Lux (they cover most situations). Sometimes I carry a Pentax QS-1 with a few lenses. I love small because I travel A LOT! For periods of 3 to 12 months. Thank you for your video!

[@inspiredportland9662]

guy with the plain black with glasses is best

[@namaste597]

I would love to know a little more in depth about what setting etc.. these photographers used ie. Aperture priority, zone focusing, manual mode iso etc.. anyway we would be able to get that information to the audience?

[@nastynate838]

Anthony Reyes use KZbin tutorials and practice as much as you can when you have time . that’s the key

[@BrisbaneChannel]

Feel free to ask me if you want to know details for any of my photos featured in the documentary (Adam Robert Young). Happy to share info.

[@andrewasher2201]

1:11 in and this is so good !

[@CassandraSalas-Mikaio]

@tylerdunbar I'd like to share this video with my Art students (junior high) but can't because of the front photo. Any chance you could change it so it's school acceptable

[@TheHoleshotking]

Where's the thumbnail photo?

[@andrewshieldsphoto]

Good content. Curious choice for the thumbnail.

[@adcommit]

This was great thanks.

[@RickGTI2019]

I did street photography for many years in NYC, and it was not always easy. If you keep a low profile, and use a small camera, ie. Leica, you will be successful ! PS stay away from tough guys ! 😂

[@Lavi-Aemilia-Astori]

Is is quite interesting

[@orsoncart9441]

Graffiti all over the walls! what a tip!

[@tylerdunbar2625]

everyone has their opinions. I believe graffiti in a city makes it all the more beautiful.

[@naydogel1066]

"Hey" "listen"

[@AlexZafer]

Street photographers, those ultimate ethnographer-artists, can teach us a lot about ourselves, and society. It is important work in a long tradition that is as old as photography itself. Great documentary short! IG: @alexzafer

[@zzeronerzz]

if you want your shots in NYC you have to be bold for this type of photography.

[@johna6968]

8:15 so true

[@BrisbaneChannel]

Thanks Jay (Adam here)!

[@HerryGar]

music too loud but nice video

[@tylerdunbar2625]

try turning down ur headphones.

[@SoulGasmProd]

Is there such a thing as Street filming?

[@tylerdunbar2625]

Street surveillance? haha idk, maybe you should start it?

[@SoulGasmProd]

@@tylerdunbar2625 Totally

[@bigboi36]

I'm Number 600!!! What I win Bro!!!

[@tylerdunbar2625]

you win a kiss. x

[@derryk1]

"Not the confrontational type..." some one should tell that to Bruce Gilding. His rude in your face "F___k you" way is so over the top.

[@tylerdunbar2625]

haha but he gets good photos out of it.

[@evelynr5948]

I really want to do street photography, but scared people will attack me for invading privacy.

[@tylerdunbar2625]

Just be discreet, use a small stealthy camera and have fun, the chances of someone attacking you are very low.

[@BrisbaneChannel]

Depending on where you are, the worst that is likely to happen is that people will give you dirty looks or perhaps cuss you out and tell you to delete the photos. The key is learning to brush that kind of thing off and move on. Knowing that legally, if you're in a public place, there is no legitimate claim people can make for privacy helps. If you're in a place where people are likely to get physical, that's a different story, though (this is Adam from the documentary).

[@billbadger9479]

If people wants privacy, they shouldn't go to public places. So you're not invading anybody's privacy by shooting people in public.

[@カラシニコフ-j8j]

モノクロの方が、、いや、そんなことはわかってるか。

[@TheIkaika777]

Street photographers today aren’t telling a story, they’re just taking snapshots. 🤦🏼‍♂️

[@thestudio2015]

Apparently you don't know of the famous Bresson.

[@TheIkaika777]

THE STUDIO, apparently you definitely have a reading comprehension problem. 🤦🏼‍♂️

[@cloro-8243]

Right. 99% of actual "scene" performs a sterile style exercise. The photos are all the same, or at least conditioned by the fashions of the moment ... Hats that float in black closed to exhaustion, shadow cuts that point to unfortunate passers-by ... And instagram and those who do repost amplifies all this nothing. Too bad, because the good ones with personality, in the end, disappear in this swamp.

[@cloro-8243]

@@thestudio2015 you apparently didn't understand what he meant by that comment.

[@TheIkaika777]

Cloro -, where are the W. Eugene Smith, Elliott Erwitt, Brassaï, Robert Frank, and Vivian Maier of today? Where are the street photographers who chase shadows and stories today? Where is the composition? How many million more boring snapshots of street corners and crosswalks and of people staring at their smartphones do we have to endure under the guise of, “street photography”?