These are Faizal Westcott’s camera settings for the Fujifilm X-T5, but what you’ll find is that these settings can be applied to a lot of other Fujifilm cameras, old and new. These are settings for how Westcott likes to approach street photography. They won’t necessarily work for you, but if you need a place to…
As said by Faizal Westcott, the Fujifilm X-T5 is clearly designed for photographers, but what Westcott come to find is that it’s the perfect hybrid camera. In this video, Westcott goes through their first impressions of using this camera for street photography.
Faizal Westcott discusses the one trick to instantly improve your composition in photography. The video highlights how your environment is the greatest photography tool you have.
Faizal Westcott has an excellent video detailing their street photography workflow. Videos like this are great for analyzing how another artist operates.
Here are three must-know tips for better street photography! Whether you’re shooting on a Fuji setup with your x100v or X-E4 or a Leica M6, these tips can apply for beginners wondering how to shoot street or for the more experienced folks looking for better compositions. Check it out from Chris Chu.
Faizal Westcott’s video is for the nervous street photographer, going over how you can get over the hump of taking photos in a street photography setting with people around you. Check it out!
In episode one of SHOW & TELL, The Bald Truth, writer and photographer Stephen Leslie looks at one of his favorite photos by the great NY photographer Louis Faurer and uses this as a springboard to discuss the much-ignored subject of baldness in photography in street photography in particular.
As Chris Chu’s video said, the Fuji Instax Wide 300 got a massive mod upgrade. Nate Weis from @option8 attached a Schneider Symmar 100mm f/5.6 lens to the front of the instant film body. Now, the camera has complete manual control and compresses a large format camera with an Instax back into a portable compact…
Faizal Westcott has a video highlighting the Leica Q2, questioning if it’s the king of fixed lens cameras. A fixed lens is a lens where the focus isn’t adjustable, is set at the time of lens design, and remains fixed. 0:00 – intro 1:38 – the lens 3:32 – sponsored segment 4:20 – Street POV…
Faizal Westcott has a video highlighting packing for travel, specifically with street photography and YouTube. Considering the importance of packing as a photographer, give this video a view! Chapters 0:00 – Intro 0:56 – Carry-on Set-up 3:08 – Sponsored Segment 3:44 – Wotancraft “Pilot” Travel Camera Bag 7L 13:55 – Aer Travel Pack 3
Though the title is a bit clickbaity, Mark Denney has a video where they go out for some point and shoot landscape photography, discussing why a photographer needs an everyday carry camera. Check it out!
Jason Vong recently challenged themselves to only use a 35mm lens for travel photography. The video is a great highlight of how some lens fit a particular photography style better than others. Check it out! Chapters 00:00 What 35mm am I Using? 00:56 For APS-C Users 01:09 35mm is a Fantastic Travel Lens 02:00 35mm…
Faizal Westcott has a video detailing how to use the Ricoh GR IIIx for street photography. It’s a solid video that goes over key accessories and settings to get the most out of the camera.
Most photographers have a natural inability to get over the fear of trying street photography, particularly flash street photography. It’s a common worry that people will judge you for photographing what’s around you in a street setting. In reality, no one cares! Regardless, here’s a great video from Faizal Westcott trying out flash street photography…
Here is a very interesting video from Henry Turner where he talks about perspective and how a little change in perspective can make or break your photographs. For more articles and videos about Macro Photography, CLICK HERE. For more articles and videos on Landscape Photography, CLICK HERE.
If you’re interested in taking up film photography, here is a great beginner’s video on the YouTube Channel, Ruminate. I’m not sure of the person’s name that is in the video, but he explains what you need to know if you’re thinking of shooting film. For more articles and videos on film photography, CLICK HERE.
Vuhlandes has a great video on something every photographer should try. Without spoiling the video, it’s extremely useful to analyze videos like this to see what some of the best photographers recommend doing. Check it out!
Camera review videos are a massive part of YouTube and the web, but it’s not why you might think why. Though the majority are made to help you and fellow photographers, some strictly do videos for the views. Regardless, Steve Huff has a great video discussing the confessions of a 14-year camera reviewer. Check it…
There’s an excellent article by Bart Heirweg over at Picture Correct where he’s writing about how to better photograph butterflies. In his butterfly photography article, Bart offers up numerous tips and shares some of the techniques that he uses to capture these beautiful insects. Check out Bart’s article on Butterfly Photography by clicking on the…
Jason D. Little, over on the website, Light Stalking, has a great article on how to improve your natural light portraits. Jason’s article, as it should, mainly concerns light and how to find the light that will compliment your subject and composition best. If you’d like to improve your natural light portraits, click on the…