The most important thing in street photography - FT. Pro Street Photographers
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- Опубліковано 1 сер 2024
- In this video, I meet up with professional street photographers @Mark.fearnley and Matt Hall (@the13thsecond) in Margate!!
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Matt Hall: bit.ly/38xehxS
Mark Fearnley And Matt Hall, are two incredibly talented professional street photographers offering street photography workshops around the UK and abroad.
Both Matt and Mark have exceptional skills, but shoot very differently! In this video, we discuss how they help people attending their workshops and what tips they can give beginner street photographers.
We follow this interview with a photo walk around the charismatic town of Margate. In that future video, I watch and learn as Mark and Matt show me how they find a composition and work a scene until they see a shot. I shall link that video this weekend :-)
Thanks for watching
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Fascinating and presented with wit and insight. I cannot imagine that there's a person out there interested in street photography who will not feel wiser and stimulated after this. Top talents in this one. 🙏 🙏
Ah thanks james. That means a lot mate. Glad you enjoyed it 😊
I made sure the camera didn’t switch off. Great success (you have to read that in a Borat voice)
Good interview with two inspirational guests. I can't wait for the follow up video's.
A damn fine conversation sir. Thanks and keep up the great work!
Wonderful talk Gareth, thanks for capturing this gold!!! 👍📸
Great video Gareth... more interviews like this would be cool :)
Hey thanks Ben. You watched it twice mate? Haha. Audio is sorted 😊
@@GarethDanks Nah just the once - I remembered that it was a great video the first time ;)
I find it really interesting to hear how other photographers work. You can always find something to take away from how they see things, then incorporate it into your own photography. Consciously or other wise. Great vlog Gareth.
Agree Harry. I watched this vid about 10 times and picked something up each time.
Lol @ Roman Fox's ice cream cameo at the beginning there.
Forty years of being a Billy with
a camera.Graet vid.
Went out today very sunny. Shot
some photos with off camera
flash.
Best tip for me was def the separation of subject Hall mentioned, it made me go back to my own pictures and acknowledge that most of them are just wrongly composed. Thank you for this video, it was very insightful. Cheers!
Thanks so much! yeah very good tip! glad you enjoyed! :-)
Great video! with such talented street photographers. Thanks! More more...
Enjoyed that and looking forward to the next one
Great insight from some great photographers, including the one behind the video camera (you're awesome too Roman)!
Good interview Gareth, looking forward to some cracking street images from you guys, thanks for sharing.
Hey thanks John. Appreciate you watching. Yeah it’s a great follow up vid 😊
Great vlog as usual with great Street Photographers.
Mark is rock 'n' roll!
Really excellent! Thanks
thanx for sharin, very informative. good to forget the GEAR stuff!!!!!!
I absolutely loved this conversation :-)
Great video. Listening to you guys talking about shooting. Do you ever switch off? I seem to be noticing things all the times when out and about. Drives some people nuts mind that dont have an interest in photography 😁
jolly boys outing.😊
this was superb
Thank you Fraser 😊
New subscriber here from Cusco, Peru. Really eye-opening channel, great stuff, no idea why I haven't found you before Gareth!
Thank you.so much mike. 😊
Great stuff, wise words!… thanks gents 📸👍
Thanks mate 😊
Great video with a lot of interesting tips. I am curious as to what these photographers’ preferred lens is. Thanks
The only times I get comments about having a Leica is when they ask me if it’s a Fuji 😱 So, after a while, I thought I would take my shiny silver Fuji X-T3 out, so then finally I would get some Leica comments. Instead, all I got was ‘nice camera’ all the time! 🤣
Agree with the spray and pray videos on UA-cam. So many channels show their shots and I just think that most of them are just snapshots. No thought about composition or lighting.
Pissed photography could take off, but only with pre-focussing ;)
Interesting video Gareth with very interesting guests. Going to the camera shop tomorrow to get me a monkey pod.
haha.. good to know!! :-)
Question for all three.
Do you think it is as dangerous to be "cloudy" with the perfect camera technique as with the perfect composition?
not sure i understand mate sorry.. can you re phrase :-)
Poor Roman having to stay behind the camera, but what a pro job he did, the other 3 would either be filming from a graffiti filled phone box, from on the floor with an iPhone and a trilby, or missing the key moments bcoz he is checking the settings and the instagram. 🤭 In all fairness 4 genius photographers. 🤘
This should be good.
hope you enjoyed it :-)
Northampton, fame at last for my old home town….
ah really.. you shoulda met up with mark! :-)
@@GarethDanks I’d love too, but I’m now living in Calgary so I missed my opportunity unfortunately. Now I just follow you guys from across the pond but still get inspired by all the awesome work you guys put out. Looking forward to the next couple of videos. Thanks for sharing
James Amoh said it well - "Wit and insight." Now I feel like a thief using all this wisdom gained by hard work.
Great work! Really interesting insight. Check out a street photographer called street rouge photography on youtube, he’s got a slightly different take!
The word 'important' does not apply to street photography !
Explain that please.
But first tell me why so called street photography is important in your mind. Seriously its a debate that intrigues me ! @@GarethDanks