I go over knowledge and lessons I have learned in the past 6 years of practicing street photography.
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0:00 intro
0:19 Now
2:12 Process
4:07 Everywhere
5:47 Perfectionism
6:55 Genre
7:58 Print
9:00 Light
9:58 Rules
10:53 Bokeh
11:20 Bad Work
12:06 Edit
13:11 Camera
14:11 Social Media
15:53 Used Gear
17:10 Portability
18:19 Outro
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Excellent!
Very wise words Alex. Thank you
Amazing advise as always Alex!!
Very cool! As usual!
Would you recommend some gallery or exhibition center for photo exhibition in Seoul?
Also, what service do you use to print? I use photopia, but they are expensive and quality often varies.
For the editing part, for a long time I was thinking that editing my pictures too much would be cheating. But this has completely changed when I read/heard that the process of taking and editing a photo as an art (in opposition to journalism), wasn't to show the reality of a scene, but how the photographer see and feel the scene. And that blaming a photographer for editing was like blaming a painter for the way he painted his frame.
Can you also recommend website to buy used lenses in Korea? Thank you (and sorry for the spam 😅)
You're making pictures of people in Korea. Is it safe from the legal perspective?