Photography
Street Photography
Make Honest, Decisive Pictures of Life on the Street
12 lessons4 modules9h 25m durationbeginner level
About this course
This course takes a beginner from nervous snapshots to deliberate street work. You will set your camera so it fires the instant you see a moment, prefocus by distance instead of hunting autofocus, chase and use hard light and shadow, work close without being intrusive, and shape a scattered set of frames into a coherent body of work. Every module uses concrete settings, named cameras and photographers, and worked street scenarios.
Curriculum
Module 1: The Street Photographer's Camera Setup
- Gear That Disappears: Cameras, Lenses, and MindsetPreview
- Exposure for the Street: Aperture, Shutter, and ISO🔒
- Zone Focusing and Hyperfocal Distance🔒
Module 2: Light, Shadow, and the Decisive Moment
- Chasing Light: Hard Sun, Shadow, and Reflection🔒
- The Decisive Moment and Anticipation🔒
- Composition on a Moving Scene🔒
Module 3: Working with People: Confidence, Ethics, and the Law
- Overcoming Fear and Working Close🔒
- Ethics: Dignity, Consent, and Honest Framing🔒
- The Law of Public Photography🔒
Module 4: From Frames to a Body of Work
- Editing: From Hundreds of Frames to the Keepers🔒
- Sequencing a Cohesive Street Series🔒
- Building a Practice and Sharing the Work🔒
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