William Eggleston Street Photography - Color, Composition & More (2022)

[@shymanets]

Thank you so much, Travis! Do you have plans to analyze the work of Ernst Haas and Saul Leiter?

[@IPOXstudios]

Thanks for the suggestions! I’ve done Saul Leiter on the site, but not Ernst Haas. I’ll see what I can do👍

[@hugomartinsphoto]

This was awesome! So much insight!

[@IPOXstudios]

Thanks, glad you liked it!

[@alexandrosft562]

Thank you Tavis for sharing your views on Egglestone; one of my favorites! Happy New Year 😉 📷

[@IPOXstudios]

You’re welcome, thanks for watching! Happy New Year!

[@sfjfdj]

Great Vid. Thanks, Tavis.

[@IPOXstudios]

Thanks for watching!

[@adventure_photo]

That was enjoyable! Now a new subscriber!

[@IPOXstudios]

Awesome, thank you!

[@kaneda8625]

Hi, I really appreciate your work. Your channel has been a godsend. It is essential for me to enhance my vision of things and the perception of space and light in producing images. I wanted to ask you for your top 5 books to read absolutely (not only on composition). thank you always for your work, I wish you an excellent week!

[@IPOXstudios]

Thanks I’m glad to hear that! I have a lot listed on the site, but here are a few faves: Kenyon Cox “what is painting”, books by Harold Speed, Icarus deception, war of art, the power of now, psycho-cybernetics, flow, deep work

[@HredFuzz]

Amazing, please go for Herb Ritts, Jack Davison and Peter Lindbergh😱

[@IPOXstudios]

Thanks for the suggestion I’ll add them to the list!

[@robbinsdrones]

Will have to check out the show you referenced "The Colourful Mr Eggleston" , seems like an interesting fellow! The image @ 02:25 is oddly compelling...always fun when a seemingly normal/mundane image stops you and draws you in. Keep up the good work Tavis, and happy new year to you! 🥳

[@IPOXstudios]

Yeh he chained it to the post like a dog 😅 thanks for watching, I appreciate the support!

[@yuddhveersingh710]

hello sir i am trying to learn cinematography and photography and composition is most important part of it and i am reading books one i am reading now is of Michael freeman. so it a good way to learn composition? i will be so glad if you answer thank you

[@green856w]

Thanks for posting this video. I have always wondered what it was I was missing by not trying more street photography. Having watched this, I think I now know what I'm missing - nothing. I found most of the images uninteresting - nothing more than snapshots taken in the streets. Your comments regarding composition and cropping reinforced my thoughts. As for 'negative space': quite a lot of it, but I didn't see it in the positive way that I think you meant.

[@IPOXstudios]

Thanks for watching and sharing your journey!