Trafalgar is great for similar reasons that I like Bank for (and youve got the National Portrait Gallery which is great. I love museums and places when the weather isn’t great)
The best place to start is by getting out there with your phone and photographing what you enjoy, we all start somewhere and it’s one of those things where you can only improve by doing it more. :)
Fairly sure that office courtyard at the start is the site of where one of the Jack the Ripper murders happened. Did a walking tour and they told us there was a row of terraced housing at that location.
You have very good ideas for street fotographie pictures. But - I am shocked how fast ( sorry I am German ) you worked with Photoshop or anything else,
Thank you, I use Lightroom for colour corrections with my photo, I think it’s a valuable tool to give you your own look to your images… every photo is different though, some don’t get edited at all
Usually I know that my scene is good before I take the photo, then I just need to wait for the right subject moving in the right way. I could take hundreds of images in a day and only get a couple I actually like... Defining good images for me is, if I like it, then that's what matters most.
Street Photography pure and simple, I love this genre, always wandering about looking for the Golden Grail.......
Thank you. Looking forward to trying this route and hopefully adding some new places to my usual stop offs.
Hopefully you can get some great shots. Stay tuned for more videos like this on the channel
Some good spot & shots - nice vlog
Thank you, i overestimated the in built microphone so hope the audio is better now
Yes all good @@SnapsBySamosh
4:46 I was fully expecting a "Oh hello, didn't see you there" then
Next time
Thanks Samosh. That’s a route I’ll have a go at. There seems plenty there to keep me interested all day. The exercise is good for me too.
Hope you get some great shots
wish I'd seen this before i set off this morning! had to go into london to see some friends and I did some photography around trafalgar
Trafalgar is great for similar reasons that I like Bank for (and youve got the National Portrait Gallery which is great. I love museums and places when the weather isn’t great)
Spittalfields is great. There is shopping area hidden away that is great for photos. Also around Bank I think there are hidden areas as well.
Yeah there is
Great vid man. Nice little tour. I always loved photography shame I have no idea where to start 😂
The best place to start is by getting out there with your phone and photographing what you enjoy, we all start somewhere and it’s one of those things where you can only improve by doing it more. :)
@@SnapsBySamoshThanks that’s a good tip. I love South Bank so will look for routes from there.
In and around Sloane Square, there are lot of characters around there. I was there the other week and wished I had my camera.
I always try to have my camera with me when walking around. You never know
Great video mate
Much love brother man
Fairly sure that office courtyard at the start is the site of where one of the Jack the Ripper murders happened. Did a walking tour and they told us there was a row of terraced housing at that location.
Oh interesting, that's really cool!
You have very good ideas for street fotographie pictures. But - I am shocked how fast ( sorry I am German ) you worked with Photoshop or anything else,
Thank you, I use Lightroom for colour corrections with my photo, I think it’s a valuable tool to give you your own look to your images… every photo is different though, some don’t get edited at all
There is a hidden tunnel that is used for legal Graffiti. Anyway Thanks for the tips fella.
Yeah its behind the london eye in an alley. Its pretty good, not my sort of photography anymore though
thank you
Anytime
How do you refine that's a good photo I want to keep you must have loads it something I would like to try you have some nice photos.
Usually I know that my scene is good before I take the photo, then I just need to wait for the right subject moving in the right way. I could take hundreds of images in a day and only get a couple I actually like... Defining good images for me is, if I like it, then that's what matters most.