Street photography is easily one of the most accessible and popular forms of photography. It’s easy to get into: you really only need a camera and a street to walk on. But once you step outside, you quickly realize that the genre is vast.
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There was a time, not too long ago, when “smartphone photography” was synonymous with “convenient but limited.” If you wanted to do any serious editing or capture high dynamic range, you would reach for your mirrorless camera or DSLR.
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Knowing how to use your camera, composing your shots, and picking the right moment already sets you a long way along the road to great street photography. But of course, where will you go to make that fantastic shot?
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Corporate event photography is a very specific, fast-paced niche. When I started out studying photography, it was a niche I had never considered, let alone envisioned as my core business.
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What I want for smartphone photography is simple: a fast, reliable way to make my images stand out without needing to sit tethered to a desktop monitor. As the streets taught me, the best camera is the one you have with you, and often, the best editing suite is the one right in your pocket.
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Walking the streets with my camera, I’m constantly looking for ways to make my subjects stand out from the urban chaos. Growth as an artist is a constant struggle, and trying to improve your compositions is a good and necessary reflex.
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Starting photographers are often curious about the exact settings professionals use in different scenarios. It makes sense because understanding these choices gives you a baseline to use whenever you find yourself in a similar situation.
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