Description
Description: This workshop teaches discreet, ethical street photography while traveling—capturing scenes that respect local culture. We cover situational awareness, legal basics, and how to approach or step back with empathy. You will learn zone focusing, fast AF customization, and burst discipline to freeze peak gestures. Lessons include light‑finding in narrow streets, reflective surfaces, and rainy conditions for mood. We analyze color vs. black‑and‑white decisions to match story intent. You’ll practice sequencing: opener, context, the moment, and closure to build small visual essays. Exercises improve timing through footwork, angles, and micro‑reframes instead of machine‑gun shooting. We include guidelines for captions, alt text, and ethical publishing on social platforms. A packing mini‑guide focuses on light primes and silent shooting modes. By the end, you’ll return with respectful, memorable images that read like stories instead of random snapshots.
Format: HD walkthroughs + critique examples + field assignments + caption template
Duration: 4 hours
What You’ll Learn: Ethical street practice, timing, zone focus, story sequencing, lightweight setups
Target Audience: Travelers who want authentic street images without intruding or overpacking
