Just bought an 85mm lens and I'm going for some street photography. Had to re-watch this video which I had saved for times like these. Thank you very much, very helpful video.
Awww thank you so much Susan! I'm so glad you found it helpful, for any type of photography it's always helpful having that little bit of direction I think! Appreciate the support :)
Thanks so much Justin! I’m guilty of going out plenty of times not really knowing what I was doing and walking around a bit aimlessly, so it can definitely help. Ayy love that you’re the second person to comment on the shirt 🤘🏻
Great video, TK! I'm an amateur enthusiastic who likes taking pictures of landscape and wildlife; interested in doing street photography. Heading into Melbourne tomorrow to chance my arm, with your tips resonating in my head! Thanks!
Thanks so much for that! I think it’s always a good idea to mix up your photography and improve your eye! Enjoy the street photography, it can definitely be a bit challenging so keep at it 🙌
@@TKNORTH Just checking back in, TK! Spent the day in Melbourne on Friday - had a great time and learned a huge amount. Made lots of errors naturally (that's how we get better!); and I took a small number of shots that I'm really pleased with. Can't ask for more on a first outing! Two of your tips were particularly helpful: think about a couple of themes (I went with the reflections idea for a while); and rather than making individual people the principal focus, I chose slightly larger 'contexts' in which people appeared. It's a brilliant tactic. I have a bridge camera, so for much of the time I stuck to a 50mm equivalent focal length, which also made me move around. Can't wait to get back and do more. Thanks again - your video was instrumental in getting me started.
I think of shooting street like problem-solving. You have to think on your feet and execute - nothing worse than dropping a moment from fumbling with lenses, settings or being too picky with framing. Sometimes better to be quick than to be perfect.
Great content. I also like your pictures. I like that you didn’t dwell on gear. Focusing on composition and have the right attitude is far more important in my experience. Working on project also keeps if focused but fresh.
Just subscribed, loved the video. Always wonder about camera shake when looking through live view with arms extended. Had a few blurry pics this way. Not always using a fast shutter speed.
Thanks so much and glad you enjoyed it! I totally get that, for me I only shoot in this way for the POV style videos, that’s where that footage is from. Makes them a bit more interesting to watch! But usually with IBIS on the R5/6 even the slower speeds it doesn’t tend to be an issue for me!
One idea I saw in your intro that you didn't talk about was how you use framing. Whether it was columns, people or even the shot of the two people looking out the window, you do a great job with this.
Thank you for sharing these tips. The one I like the most is Tip #1, the one about selecting a theme for the day. I think this is a great short term alternative to Projects in Street Photography, which usually consist of multiple focused sessions carried out over a longer period of time.
Thanks so much for that! I think it’s such a great thing to do. If you’re new especially, I know I often walked around a bit lost initially without any real aim. Also later on if you want to start of a bit of a project like you’ve suggested, it gets you headed in the right direction 😃
Thanks so much and glad you enjoyed! Actually for me the one zoom lens I used quite a bit especially when getting started was the 70-200. I feel like this is another way to get a bit more comfortable as you can shoot a bit more from a far, so that actually helped me initially just get comfortable! But I do always think it’s good idea to get outside your comfort and shoot a bit wider every once and a while too. Typically I don’t use filters but I have started to occasionally use the pro mist here and there 👍🏼
Thanks so much! It depends a bit on the situation but personally I often like having a more narrow depth of field (wider aperture) focusing in on the subject, this is just the style I like to shoot. But I do know others who prefer not to shoot too narrow and potentially miss focus, so can also depend a bit on your camera and AF system too I think!
Top tips Well I knew most of the tips since that I am doing street photography since 10 years Thank you for the video and please try to upload more POV videos I have a challenge for you Well you can accept it or not Get a Canon 10D with a 50 MM and hit the streets with this combo It will be great if you can do this challenge as a POV Thank you so much TK North …
Anything I missed? Let me know your favourite tips below ✌️
Great stuff, that orange&teal/grey color grading of yours is breathtaking! Loved the rainy shots and the bokeh!
Just bought an 85mm lens and I'm going for some street photography. Had to re-watch this video which I had saved for times like these. Thank you very much, very helpful video.
Ayy thanks dude! And nice one, 85mm is a great focal length for street :) Enjoy your street photography!
Just found your videos. Really enjoying them and finding them very useful. Thanks 👍
Hi Joe! Thanks so much for letting me know 😊 glad you’re enjoying them!
You are an amazing presenter and I liked these tips and will make sure to follow
Thanks! I love the last tip....I had a great day shooting today...it really is magic! xo new fan here! xo Susan
Awww thank you so much Susan! I'm so glad you found it helpful, for any type of photography it's always helpful having that little bit of direction I think! Appreciate the support :)
Loved your last tip of having an aim. Thanks
So welcome! Glad it was useful 😊
good tips! sure a lot of shooters have use for this. Good work
Thank you for your amazing tips 🎉
Excellent advice
great and wonderful tips. i've got to start doing more street style photography, thanks for the tips and inspiration!
Great vid as always TK! Love the shirt too 😉
ERRA!!!! Thanks so much man I really appreciate it 😊
Great video and advice!
Thanks so much man :)
Liked and subscribed! Having a theme is a great tip. I've done that in the past, but I often forget about it. Also awesome shirt!
Thanks so much Justin! I’m guilty of going out plenty of times not really knowing what I was doing and walking around a bit aimlessly, so it can definitely help. Ayy love that you’re the second person to comment on the shirt 🤘🏻
Great video, TK! I'm an amateur enthusiastic who likes taking pictures of landscape and wildlife; interested in doing street photography. Heading into Melbourne tomorrow to chance my arm, with your tips resonating in my head! Thanks!
Thanks so much for that! I think it’s always a good idea to mix up your photography and improve your eye! Enjoy the street photography, it can definitely be a bit challenging so keep at it 🙌
@@TKNORTH Just checking back in, TK! Spent the day in Melbourne on Friday - had a great time and learned a huge amount. Made lots of errors naturally (that's how we get better!); and I took a small number of shots that I'm really pleased with. Can't ask for more on a first outing! Two of your tips were particularly helpful: think about a couple of themes (I went with the reflections idea for a while); and rather than making individual people the principal focus, I chose slightly larger 'contexts' in which people appeared. It's a brilliant tactic. I have a bridge camera, so for much of the time I stuck to a 50mm equivalent focal length, which also made me move around. Can't wait to get back and do more. Thanks again - your video was instrumental in getting me started.
Great video, thank you so much for this!
Great ideas! Thanks
So welcome 🙏 thank you!
Yo. I loved this video. You’ve been helpful in many arenas as of late’
New subscriber but a big fan of your stuff
Thanks for the sub! So glad you finding them helpful dude. Let me know if there's any topics you'd be keen to see
The nifty-fifty and the Nikon Z5 does it for me 😎
Sounds like a great combo! Love my R5 / 50 combo as well 🙌
I think of shooting street like problem-solving. You have to think on your feet and execute - nothing worse than dropping a moment from fumbling with lenses, settings or being too picky with framing. Sometimes better to be quick than to be perfect.
Summed it up perfectly man! Especially when you’re starting out I think it’s a good lesson to learn
Thanks for the tips. I still learning street photography. I still got very nervous when the person I shoot suddenly look at me.
Thanks so much for that! Haha it does take time! I totally remember feeling exactly the same! Keep at it :)
Great content. I also like your pictures. I like that you didn’t dwell on gear. Focusing on composition and have the right attitude is far more important in my experience. Working on project also keeps if focused but fresh.
Just subscribed, loved the video. Always wonder about camera shake when looking through live view with arms extended. Had a few blurry pics this way. Not always using a fast shutter speed.
Thanks so much and glad you enjoyed it! I totally get that, for me I only shoot in this way for the POV style videos, that’s where that footage is from. Makes them a bit more interesting to watch! But usually with IBIS on the R5/6 even the slower speeds it doesn’t tend to be an issue for me!
One idea I saw in your intro that you didn't talk about was how you use framing. Whether it was columns, people or even the shot of the two people looking out the window, you do a great job with this.
Thank you for sharing these tips. The one I like the most is Tip #1, the one about selecting a theme for the day. I think this is a great short term alternative to Projects in Street Photography, which usually consist of multiple focused sessions carried out over a longer period of time.
Thanks so much for that! I think it’s such a great thing to do. If you’re new especially, I know I often walked around a bit lost initially without any real aim. Also later on if you want to start of a bit of a project like you’ve suggested, it gets you headed in the right direction 😃
Hi TKNORTH nice tips and tricks. Enjoyed watching your video. What about 70-200 f 2.8 lens? Do you use filters for street photography?
Thanks so much and glad you enjoyed! Actually for me the one zoom lens I used quite a bit especially when getting started was the 70-200. I feel like this is another way to get a bit more comfortable as you can shoot a bit more from a far, so that actually
helped me initially just get comfortable! But I do always think it’s good idea to get outside your comfort and shoot a bit wider every once and a while too. Typically I don’t use filters but I have started to occasionally use the pro mist here and there 👍🏼
Great tips again. Which aperture settings would u prefer for street photography?
Thanks so much! It depends a bit on the situation but personally I often like having a more narrow depth of field (wider aperture) focusing in on the subject, this is just the style I like to shoot. But I do know others who prefer not to shoot too narrow and potentially miss focus, so can also depend a bit on your camera and AF system too I think!
@@TKNORTH thanks! i use r5 with 50 1.2, but i always miss my focus with 1.2, frustrated with the lack of skills haha
Top tips
Well I knew most of the tips since that I am doing street photography since 10 years
Thank you for the video and please try to upload more POV videos
I have a challenge for you
Well you can accept it or not
Get a Canon 10D with a 50 MM and hit the streets with this combo
It will be great if you can do this challenge as a POV
Thank you so much TK North …
Best filter for shooting the RF 50 1.2?
Depends if you’re after a ND or more of a creative look??? Enjoying using the pro mist lately! I’ve been using a NiSi 1/4
@@TKNORTH so you use mist for street photography?
Is that Barcelona logo behind you?
Haha nar it's a tiger 🐅
Thank you so much for the tips! 👍🏻
You're welcome hope they are useful!
Thank you for the valuables advices 🙌🏼.
So welcome! Hope they are helpful!