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Photography- Assignment 3
Street Photography

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Street Photography
 Street Photography captures people and places.
 It captures photographs in the moment.(non staged)
 The photographs represent relationships between people and
their surroundings.
 Photos are taken in public areas although the photos do not
need to include people.
 There is no prior arrangement, photos are taken unplanned and
un-staged.
What is Street Photography

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Street Photography
Do’s
 Follow your instincts.
 Be respectful.
 Judge your surroundings.
 Take photos quickly, do not miss the
moment.
Do’s & Don’t’s
Don’t’s
 Take photos of children without
parents consent.
 Cause any racial/sexist tension with
photographs taken.
 Shoot the homeless (they are just
easy targets)
 Stalk those who you wish to
photograph.
 Act suspicious.

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Street Photography
Nick Turpin is a street photographer with a bright colourful style of street photography. It is
more uplifting than most street photographers work, which is why I like it. I found when
researching most street photographers work was colourless and boring.
Nick Turpin photographs interesting areas of the streets for example busy London or NY as
well as quiet park areas.
Street Photographer-Nick Turpin
He uses techniques such as matching colours where
certain focus’s in the image have the same colour (bus and
phone). He makes the most of the moment taking effective
shots (2 cyclists passing eachother makes it look like
they’re together)

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Street Photography
My own Shots

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About it- I took this photograph in London incorporating a sign post with the iconic
backdrop of one of the biggest UK attractions, the London Eye.
I manipulated the photo using photoshop. The photo was cropped and the brightness
adjusted.

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About it-

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