In this Ramble I take you with me for a dander around Belfast City Centre and you can see how I look for, encounter and take my photos. CONTINUE BELOW……..
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27 responses to “How I shoot Street Photography POV April 2017”
Great to see you in action, keep it up..
New subscriber, loved the vid, and your street shots.
I like your approach. it's always interesting to see other photographers process
Really nice video Sean, I love your approach and the way you talk to strangers in a way I never would dare to. You're an inspiration.
What language is that? English + ?
1:30 into the video is brad Heidi sing and playing guitar. Amazing video Sean 🙂
I enjoyed that ramble Sean, thanks for bringing us along, you're an ol' charmer too 🙂 I must jump on a train and head back up to Belfast again soon.
Great video as always Sean – lovely to see how you interact with people and instantly put them at ease 🙂
I think out of all your videos these ones when you are just strolling around are my favourite. Also a nice example of handling a situation of someone being uncomfortable having their photo taken. Which led to, in my opinion, the best shot of the day which was when the lady covered the girls face. If no one knew the contents of that shot it would make for a very intriguing image. I find my only problem run-ins have been security guards who are clueless of the law.
Great shots and very interesting journey! Dan.
Great to see you out and about dealing with the day-to-day challenges of street photography. Very useful video- loved the way you smoothly handled the potentially explosive reaction from the mother trying to protect her kids. Keep it up Sean! 😉
Bloody fascinating to watch how a street photographer works… I would never have the balls Sean, well done and love from Oz mate.
Nice one Sean… It's a nice City to go for a dander
Great video Sean! 🙂
Thanks for another great video Sean! x
Hé bonsoir Sean ! Encore une très belle vidéo dans les rues de Belfast . Know what ? What you do there is just what Robert Doisneau used to do in Paris . He was a famous French photogapher ( 1912 – 1994 ) . If you google his name , you will be amazed by his talent … Your video makes me feel like going back to Belfast bro , everything looks " normal " now in the city center : no more army or RUC patrols in the Streets … Even the shops and stores have changed .The black taxies would take us to Castle street … Are they still there ?
I really enjoy when you do the POV with your photos…it shows the fast pace of street photography. You only have a fleeting moment to capture the shot, unlike landscape or portrait photography where you can usually take your time & set up your shot.
It's great how you vibe with the people too. It was such a mistake to teach the world not to talk to strangers. How else can we connect to each other?! Nice work.
Nice one Sean..imo the best of the bunch was the great dane and busker (1st one) as an aside Sean would you be up for doing a vid on your Lr workflow?
Thanks for taking us on your tour Sean. I love the shot of the Great Dane enjoying the busker!
Like the way you you put alot of consideration into which image would work best and the idea of taking your time. Great help for the likes of people like me struggling with confidence when it comes to taking the shot under any circumstance.
Really enjoyed this one Sean. Your interaction with people on the street is great.
Love going on your rambles, Sean. Belfast's looking so great and loved the shots you got. The area where the sculpture is, is that Corn Market? Everything's so different and looking clean and vibrant! Thanks for another great video, brother. Love from Scotland. ???
Best I've watched great stuff
Very Cool Video Sean! :)Thanks for sharing!
Great video my Soul Brother! Wonderful place for (street) photography!! Nice interactions ?? Elderly people with walkers ?? Great juxta. Thanks for sharing ???
For me some days are walk around days and others are find a location and sit and wait a while and move on to another. I switch a lot between auto ISO and aperture priority with manual ISO but I am helped a lot by the way my D810s forgiving ability to handle dynamic range…..It's cool to try and anticipate lighting conditions but sometimes you just don't have the time…. But as long as you get the shot that is all that matters…..Nice communication skills with the passers by too….I am sure that will give others confidence.
Loving this mate.