In this video, I learn to photograph Fine Art Street Photography.
Last week, I teamed up with Gareth Danks a Fine Art Street Photographer and headed to London. My objective was to learn how to create Street Photography images in a Fine Art Style!
I have a deep passion for Street Photography. I also love creating Fine Art Landscape Images. Because I love both, I thought it was about time I tried to combine both passions so that’s where Gareth comes in.
Gareth is a Photographer by profession and he’s a highly admired Fine Art Street Photographer too! So, if ever I was going to learn a new style then there’s no better teacher out there!
I would like to take this opportunity to thank Gareth for his time and patience… especially the latter 🙂
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Very interesting Gary. Something to try….this gave me few ideas.
This type of street photography is very appealing to me. I learned quite a lot. I appreciate this approach in both street photography and landscape photography. Both you and Gareth always teach me something new.
I think me and you would spend a bit of time cleaning any mess in edit. Gareth won’t spend more than a minute or two
Love street photography. Interesting to see how long it takes to work a shot.
Fantastic video you both got great shots, there's always something to learn
Now that's a new fine art genre I could enjoy, I certainly enjoyed watching this video and I echo the comments on being a more relaxed and not at all stressful as with Candid street photography
So much patience involved with this style. I enjoy this style by myself ..I can concentrate more and take all the time I need.
I was walking a country track and photographing a lone tree which happened to be in a similar direction to the track and I was abused by a person who appeared on the track who thought I was taking a photo of them!! Do you have this problem with busy street photography and how do you deal with abusive people even though maybe like here in NZ it is legal to photograph people in public spaces. I felt this abuse ruined my photographic day out and now not sure I want to try actual street photography. I do carry a piece of paper with the law printed to show people it is legal but abuse is abuse and it could potentially get scary!
I absolutely loved this episode. What a valuable, knowledge-packed, inspirational video. I am moving rapidly towards the fine-art side of street in my work and this was immensely helpful. Thank you both!
Great learning, thank you both very much.
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this is a great video, lots of inspiration in it, super
That was so life changing, I learned so much that I'm hooked, thank you so much.
Wonderful work
Only 10 minutes into video but I am thinking of possibly problems with upskirting accusations while lingering and taking shots at bottom of steps. 🤔
Very interesting and helpful, well done
I was so hoping for a follow up part 2. Looking forward to it.
So informative and inspiring! And a good reminder that there’s always something to learn when it comes to photography.
Gary your talking bollocks I’ve seen your other work and you are already a highly competent and artistic photographer it just annoys me slightly that you even question yourself even before this video ends I know that somebody like you is going to come off up with something good
Loved this video Gary. Got lots of great info and tips👍🏻 looking forwards to part 2
Great informative video , i am a street photographer watching this tonight and now itching to go to London tomorrow for some Fine Art photos in B&W .Thank you Gary and Gareth
I really enjoyed this vlog, may I ask you were both in a shopping mall, did you come across any confrontation re being in that public enclosed space while taking photos.
Great insight into the genre guys, like Gareth says it’s spotting a good location, working it and patience. Gareth makes it look easy but it’s far from it and most people I would imagine try to get out of shot if they see someone taking a picture, not realising they are the subject. I guess part of the skill is positioning yourself to get the shot without being spotted so people act as normal as possible 🤔 Were either of you questioned as to what you were up to at anytime and did you feel comfortable doing it Gary ?
Hey, Gareth is using a Fuji X100V, awesome. With the wide and/or tele adapter or everything plain with the 23 mm (35 mm FF equivalent)?
The term fine art is botched beyond recognition here. Fine art isn’t rule of thirds! You can get away with underexposure in fine art! “Fine art location”? If you have good light, it makes fine art photography easier! Lol!!!! Stop watching YouTube DIYers and pick up a photo history book or two.
??? this isn't fine art!! A new way of making things work for you on YT…
I consider Fan Ho a master of fine art street photography.
Fantastic day!! really fun to watch that back, thanks Mr Gough! its just occurred to me that this is the first time I've shot with you and YOU haven't got us in trouble with security haha.. great. vid mate!! thanks for all the nice comments from your viewers too!!