Street Photography: Seeing Thru the Mundane

[@lenkiewitcz]

These type of photos are so more interesting to look at...very intriguing stuff.

[@thecandidframe]

I have some great images to choose from. It makes the work so much easier.

[@andyfarmer2661]

You found a particularly compelling set of photos this week. Very nice.

[@thecandidframe]

There is so much to choose from. They really help me to come up with ideas to discuss.

[@JoeLopez]

Good info. I do carry a camera quite frequently now.

[@thecandidframe]

If there is any secret. It's that one. Carry a camera always.

[@Juan_Hernandez_Jr.]

Thanks for your videos. You've given me a new way to look at photography.

[@thecandidframe]

You are welcome and thanks, Juan.

[@colintomjenkins]

Very nice thank you. The thing that does it for me in the first photo is he beautiful curve from the trolley through human human door sign.

[@levindixon]

Really great episode, thanks!

[@thecandidframe]

You are most welcome.

[@jamesramos7903]

Thank you! And keep on with the awesome videos and podcast.

[@thecandidframe]

Will do. Thanks, James.

[@halo3269]

The third shot is okay as an isolated environmental portrait. It is a really good image. However, you can always tell a "digital shooter only", when they shoot on ISO 1250. You could have shot this at 1/60 at f/2 at ISO 800 the image would have been a lot sharper too.

[@thecandidframe]

Auto ISO plays a big role with today's shooters. So, your point about taking control of that is a good one and being conscious of your shutter speed and aperture. I would be wary of shooting at a shutter speed of 1/60 due to the risk of camera shake. I think shooting at least a 1/200 sec would be advisable unless you are confident of your ability to keep the camera steady.

[@srankravic771]

Hey man. Awesome job! But you do sometimes repeat yourself. Maybe it is only in this video. In any case, thank you for sharing your knowledge!

[@thecandidframe]

Probably. It's all improvisational and not edited much. I'll keep an eye on that when I can.