6 Guide to Streetphotography

6 Guide to Street photography - Street photography so the most exciting genre to the Group traveler. Photographing every moment on the streets are need some tricks so it becomes the cooler photo. 

After Henri Cartier-Bresson (HCB) photographing the joy of children who bring two bottles of drink in a street in Paris in 1954, street photography genre began. Arguably, the photos are very natural, simple yet rich in emotions that became one of the milestones of the birth of street photography.

Street Photography - Images by Google

Decades later, the genre is increasingly sought after. No other because it can be done anytime. From the everyday route to the Office, where lectures, even while traveling. Without special permission, without fancy equipment, minus the property's supporters, as well as the Affairs of the model and lighting that sounded inconvenient.

However, the photographer of street photography remains required to bring the uniqueness and richness of the story in images it generates. Of course without loss of aesthetics and elements of beauty, of course.

Here are some basic instructions (basic guide) to get photos of the streets which have magnitude and power of strong honey in the genre of street photography.

1. Don't get too busy with technical cameras

Don't be too busy with the Affairs of the technical camera. Keep on focus on the subject, timing, and lighting. Outrageously count the technical affairs can make other things far more important missing i.e. moments and lighting.

Continuity of the subject. Of children, adult women up to seniors - Images by Google

To test it, use 3 different modes such as auto mode (program), or manual speed priority street photography while hunting. Then show it to others and ask for choose photos of it. Without being told, the resulting photo mode is different, unidentified future difficult.

2. Starting from the simple

Street photography begin from the simple past, with angle, align the eyes of adults. Set your camera to represent the view of most people's eyes. Jepretlah from the point that is not too low and not too high. This angle would bring a surprise because it could indicate something different from most people's eyes.

Keep Simple - Images by Google

avoid extreme low angle position such as frog angle or aerial view, make photos look more simple and easy to digest. Many opinions expressed, without neglecting the creative side of the photographers, extreme angle too acrobatic, unnatural and make the eyes of readers quickly tired.

Angle extreme is certainly not applicable for certain reasons such as photographing skyscrapers from the bottom, with people looking up almost 90 degrees.

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3. Use photo elements as minimum as possible.

Utilizing the reflection of a mirror and side stories to enrich the subject contrast:
men vs. women, young vs. old - Images by Google

Use elements of the photo that is minimal as possible. If necessary, use negative space to create a composition that is the simple yet rich story. Suppose the play line zebra cross, then keep the focus on the element line without having to widen everywhere.

4. Pay attention to relations between the subject of the photo

If it had to record a wide range of subjects in one frame, consider the relationships between subjects. Connectivity to make photos simple though was able to steal the attention.

5. Take a contrasting subject

To record the contrasting subject, sitting vs. standing - Images by Google

Take a subject which really contrasts and basis as a young-old, rich-poor, lowercase, sit stand, left-right. The contrast value creating roles and tension were able to build characters in total.

6. The exploration of diverse Street characters

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Exploring characteristics of various streets and not monotonous to enrich creativity photos. For example utilizing the reflection of the glass, mirror, shadow, and water. Do with proportional without exaggeration.