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5 Street Photography Tips
5 Street Photography Tips Street photography has become one of my favorite types of photography. When I moved out to Washington, I thought I was only going to be outside in nature all the time. But the cities of Seattle and Tacoma changed my style of photography. Here are 5 tips for you to experiment…
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Seattle From Above Part 1
Going around Seattle by foot can be amazing, but have you seen Seattle from above? There are a few places that you can catch stunning views of Seattle from rooftops. This includes garages, the Space Needle and public spaces. However, to have a great view of Seattle, make sure to check out the Smith Tower…
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The Many Sides of the Pike Place Market Signs
The Pike Place Market is probably one of the most photogenic spots in Seattle. You can spot food bloggers, photographers and people just taking selfies. One thing some people might not know is that there is more than one Pike Place Market sign. Besides all the signs from the outside, make sure to step inside…
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Best Lenses for Street Photography
Street photography has changed drastically throughout the years. There are lots of forms of it from architecture to black and white. However, it’s just not all about the camera, but the lens as well. Here are some of the best lenses for street photography. 85mm Lens Yes, the 85mm lens makes this list. Reason being…
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Warming Up for Street Photography
Warming up is something over looked, especially in street photography. Before working out, it is essential that you warm up. You can pull a muscle in the worst of case scenario. Ever since I started doing street photography, I believe that warming up your vision is also essential. Here are some tips on how to…
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Photography in Bad Weather
When it comes to photography, not everyone wants bad weather. However, bad weather can play an important role in your photos. If you live in a city or town that rains more than half the year, take advantage of it. With these 5 tips, you’ll be wanting to get out and take photos. Reflections When…
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Safety During Street Photography
Safety in the city can always by pass you. Lot’s of photographers having their gear stolen, getting arrested or even getting hit. There are a few articles explaining how to stay safe while doing street photography. Nonetheless, this is my take on how to be safe out in the streets. Bring A Friend Even if…
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What Street Photography Can Teach You
Many find that street photography is intimidating and confusing. However, you won’t know if you like something until you try it. Street photography has taught me many things in the past seven months since starting it. Here are 5 things that street photography can teach you. Lines & Patterns Lines and patterns are all over…
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Telling Stories in Your Photography: 5 Tips to Get You Started
One obstacle I always had with my photography is telling stories. It never occurred to me to actually do it since back in the day I only shot sunsets. That’s not an excuse, but you learn throughout your journey. It can me intimidating, but it’s not as hard as it sounds. Here are 5 tips…
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Street Photography with a 24-70 2.8 Lens
Whenever you hear street photography, usually a prime lens comes to mind for sharper images. Sometimes, that is not the case. For the past year and a half, I have been using a 24-70 2.8 lens from Tamron. It’s not the ideal set up for street photos, but it has gotten me some great shots.…
