Creating layers in street photography | Fujifilm X-Pro3

In this episode I focus more on street scenes which have layers and try to create more interesting pictures, and maybe even some mini stories.
Whilst its not super important for every picture to have multiple layers, it is worthwhile spending time getting used to this mindset to help sharpen your skills on the street.
Stills Camera: Fujifilm X-Pro3
Stills Lens: Fujifilm 18mm f2
B-Roll & Talking Camera: DJI Osmo Pocket 3 + DJI ND Filter + DJI Mic 2

[@Zulu_117_ST]

I love that you challenge and question every aspect of your work! This is why your images are always evolving ❤

[@rogerbrooksfilms]

Thank you very much! ❤️

[@hachewie]

I see great depth in these images. The knocked over e-bike on the footpath is very symbolic of the apathy in this dystopian modern society. Such a great new tool, all colourful and new looking just completely unappreciated. A society of so much excess, but I bet the guitarist busker hardly made enough to buy dinner. Some things have no value at all but we will spend so much on cosmetics and aesthetics….and coffee. Great shots mate.

[@whatsstefon]

For me it’s always the flickering light. Any time I see one in public, I’m automatically sent to films like Bladerunner, Terminator, Robocop.

[@rogerbrooksfilms]

Thanks for sharing your insights. I feel the same each and every time I see discarded e-bikes.
That busker was fantastic, and it was pleasing to see at least a handful of people putting cash into his case.

[@HarleyGurl114]

Being a shutter bug myself, I Love this!

[@rogerbrooksfilms]

@@HarleyGurl114 thank you, lovely to see you here. ✌️

[@FlashesOfTime]

I found myself pausing at 4:31 and reading all the posters on that wall. Great background for street shots.

[@rogerbrooksfilms]

Yeah, it’s a great spot!

[@benjamin2147]

That was a great video. It focuses on the process rather than the results. And reminding yourself to purpose of the day’s activity in itself provides the high end results.
I really enjoyed this. Well done.

[@rogerbrooksfilms]

Thank you very much, really appreciate that.

[@whatsstefon]

Beautiful. And a nice little challenge to give yourself. As another mate of mine who is a photographer says, shoot like it’s film. Make it count. He was a very late adopter to digital. And now Pentax released a film camera. 😂
Good to see you’re always looking at improving yourself. I always love all your photography work. You have something there.❤

[@rogerbrooksfilms]

Thanks for the very kind words.

[@602North]

Still, some great captures, Roger. Enjoyed it.

[@rogerbrooksfilms]

Thank you mate. Glad that you enjoyed it.

[@hachewie]

I weely liked the wheelie shot.

[@rogerbrooksfilms]

Me too. What I didn’t like about that scene was the vulgar disrespectful language that came out of that kid after a member of the public was hit by him while performing a wheelie, and asked the kids to be careful.

[@hachewie]

@@rogerbrooksfilms The camera didn’t quite catch that. Bloody young people. No respect

[@BigBert]

Interesting challenge Roger 😎🤔

[@rogerbrooksfilms]

Gotta keep challenging. 😉

[@fellowcitizen]

Thanks!

[@rogerbrooksfilms]

@@fellowcitizen thanks for watching.

[@fellowcitizen]

@@rogerbrooksfilms Keep up the good work!📷

[@hachewie]

I like obser-B-ing

[@rogerbrooksfilms]

😉