How to shoot street photography naturally? Can you shoot casually on the street?

For street photography, framing angles are important. Just like we usually look at a person, the sensory effect is different from different angles.

In street photography, it is best not to let the subject find it, so that the effect is the most natural and real. Of course, to do this, having a zoom lens is the most important.

If you encounter an emergency, the telephoto often has no time to react, because the telephoto focuses on the content in the distance, and the telephoto that the human eye sees is likely to be unable to fit in. So basically, it is best to use a fixed focus or zoom head below 100mm, and I personally recommend the range of 24mm-55mm (after full-width conversion). It may be more nervous at first, but later it will become more and more comfortable with the appearance of good **.

In fact, the camera can also be completely used with a black card or mirrorless or single battery. The SLR is too large and bulky, not to mention it, it will also attract the attention and disgust of the person being photographed.

How can there be no forward posture in the travel photography style wedding photos. In addition to capturing the gesture of striding forward, how else can it reflect "moving forward"? It has to be a constantly changing background.

In fact, I don't know street photography, I can only say according to my own understanding and feeling, first of all, the scene is the key, after framing, we should pay attention to the grasp of the shooting angle, the control of light and focus, capture the information of popular or considerable elements, the content can not be too full, there should be blank space, highlight the main content of the shooting, so that ** reflects more value. When capturing, pay attention to the casual and natural feel, and then filter at the end!

I once had a friend who used a regular Panasonic digital camera with a remote control. I also often grab (tou) to shoot a good **. But don't get me wrong, I'm talking about humanistic street shooting, not Chinese-style beauty street sweeping.

If it's the latter, the best way is to greet people so as not to attract white eyes.

The sweetness of the details is the most touching, such as the affectionate little eyes and the interlocking hands. If you want to add a sense of story to your wedding photos, a casual glance is enough.

Lazy Fan is a little decadent, a little lazy, the key is that the eyes are very fan. The angle of looking up at the camera will make your facial contours appear more three-dimensional. The combination of sunglasses and newspapers, with the deliberateness of life, has a kind of elegance of walking on the streets of Europe.

The key is the lazy atmosphere exuded by the body, which is really feely.

Some people are more "shy", hiding far away with a cannon, this kind of shooting is often very dull, the depth of field is not enough, if the lens is worse, the hand is shaky, it will be very rubbish, there is no beauty at all. Of course, if you go to the street to shoot your thighs, it doesn't matter if it's natural or unnatural, just shoot it clearly.

The nature of the picture requires a certain amount of photography and art skills, this is not a sentence or two to say clearly, there is no shortcut, regular practice and reference to good works will naturally be good. In addition**There is also a diachronic value, some of which are now very ordinary street photography, after time precipitation, there will be a different taste when you look back.

Many people like to take street photos, and we all know that everyone has their own portrait rights, so does this kind of street photography infringe on the portrait rights of the parties? This is to distinguish between different situations and situations.

First of all, mere photography does not infringe on portrait rights. A portrait is an external image that can be identified by a specific natural person reflected on a certain carrier through images, sculptures, paintings, etc. If it is only photographed and not published, and it is not used for other commercial profit-making acts, it does not constitute an infringement of portrait rights.

Because anyone who appears in public cannot prevent others from taking videos, they themselves are part of the public place.

Secondly, after street photography, if it is used for commercial purposes, it infringes on people's portrait rights. That is to say, if you use someone else's portrait to make a profit, it is a typical infringement of portrait rights. Portrait right refers to the fact that anyone is not allowed to use the portrait of others without the permission of the person, if a street photo** is used without the consent of the party, it is determined to infringe the party's right to image of Xiao Zhongchi.

Third, street photography may involve invasion of personal privacy. Especially when the subject has no special relationship with the photographer, such as relatives or friends, street photography is often compressed into the category of personal privacy infringement. Therefore, for those street photography enthusiasts, it is best to communicate with others in advance when selling and demolishing Li to shoot people, and everyone agrees to shoot again, if they do not agree, they should respect the other party's opinion.

In addition, when taking street photography, we must also pay attention to not taking pictures on inappropriate occasions, and conduct legal street photography in accordance with legal regulations and moral guidelines as much as possible, which is also a kind of respect for others and a kind of protection for ourselves.

Street photography may infringe on portrait rights to a certain extent, and attention needs to be paid to protecting personal privacy.

2.Malicious shooting: If the street photographer maliciously photographs others, such as filming others' privacy** or filming others** for personal attacks, etc., it may infringe on the portrait rights of the person being photographed.

3.Commercial use without permission: If the street photographer uses the photographer's ** for commercial purposes, such as for advertising, etc., without the permission of the photographer, the person's portrait rights may be infringed.

In order to protect personal privacy and portrait rights, here are some suggestions:

1.Respect the person being photographed: When shooting on the street, you should respect the wishes of the person being photographed, and if the person being photographed is not willing to be photographed, you should stop shooting immediately.

2.Respect privacy: When shooting on the street, you should respect the privacy of the person being photographed, and do not photograph the privacy of others**, such as photographing the face of the person being photographed**.

3.Obtain permission: When using the subject's ** commercially, you should ask for their permission and clearly inform them of the purpose and method of use.

To sum up, street photography may infringe on portrait rights, and attention needs to be paid to protecting personal privacy. When shooting on the street, you should respect the wishes and privacy of the person being photographed, comply with relevant laws and regulations, and obtain permission from the person being photographed when using it commercially.

Street photography can infringe on personal portrait rights and privacy rights, as people can be photographed without informed consent when filming on Oak Street. In addition, the photographer may upload ** to social networks or ** to further influence others. Therefore, you should pay attention to the following points when conducting street photography:

1.Try to avoid taking photos in public in front of people who are unintentionally taking pictures, especially if they involve intimate or private aspects.

2.Before shooting, you should get permission and consent from the person you want to photograph in advance, or blur the parts that involve personal privacy.

3.If the person filming asks you not to shoot or delete**, you should respect their wishes and comply with the relevant legal provisions and do not post or use it without the consent of the person being photographed.

4.For enterprises that want to start a street photography business, they should establish a good cooperative relationship with local leaders, well-known teams and social organizations, etc., and comply with laws and regulations.

Street photography involves portrait rights and personal privacy issues, and the following points need to be noted:

Therefore, it is necessary to pay attention to respecting the wishes of the person being photographed when shooting on the street, and it is best to obtain the consent of the person being photographed in advance, or to obtain permission after the shooting.

2.Personal privacy: The personal privacy of the person being photographed may also be leaked in the ** of street photography, such as address, ** number and other sensitive information. Photographers should pay attention to protecting the personal privacy of the photographed person and avoid leaking sensitive information when shooting.

3.Filming location: In some public places, such as streets, shopping malls, parks, etc., photographers can shoot freely.

However, in some private places, such as residential quarters, hotels, hospitals, etc., photographers should comply with relevant regulations, and must not enter the filming without authorization, and need to obtain the consent of relevant personnel.

In short, when shooting on the street, it is necessary to respect the portrait rights and personal privacy of others, abide by relevant regulations, and protect the legitimate rights and interests of the person being photographed. At the same time, if the photographed person finds that he or she has violated his or her portrait rights or personal privacy, he or she can take legal measures to protect his rights and interests.