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How to do Street Photography Anywhere (Even in the Suburbs)
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Here is What You'll See Inside the Webinar
What is street photography?
A broadened definition of what street photography is, far beyond just people photography in busy cities and places. It’s something that can and should be done anywhere and everywhere.
Example images
In addition, we will explore a wide variety of photographs from all types of areas and talk about why they are successful.
HOW and WHY
How to capture street photography in quiet areas such as the suburbs and why you should photograph your neighborhood and places where you spend a lot of time.
Special offer at the end
Stick around until the very end to get a special offer if you want to learn more about street photography.
Technical tips
Technical tips for capturing high-quality photographs in a variety of difficult situations. Camera settings and more.
Ask Questions
You'll have time to ask questions about any of the points or lessons, or anything else about street photography. We'll stick around and answer every question!
Photo editing tips
Photo editing and how to put together a story with your work. Learning to embrace imperfection in your street photography images.
YES, it will be recorded!
The webinar will be recorded but you MUST be registered to get the link to the video afterward!
About James
James has been a street, social, and documentary photographer in New York for the past 20 years, photographing extensively in both the busiest areas of Manhattan and the quietest areas of Brooklyn.
As a workshop guide and certified history and tour guide for the last 10 years, he’s given thousands of private photography workshops and countless intensive group workshops to photographers from all over the world with a variety of skill levels and interests.
These incredible experiences have allowed him to not only connect with all types of photographers but to learn to understand what motivates them and how to tap into this and focus them.
He has written three photography books, The Essentials of Street Photography, Street Photography Conversations, and The New York Photographer’s Travel Guide.