Find Your Frame : A Street Photography Masterclass.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Whitehead, Craig.

Contributor:

Wong, Kai.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Street photography.

Composition (Photography).

Physical Description:

1 online resource (85 pages)

Edition:

1st ed.

Place of Publication:

Minneapolis : Quarto Publishing Group UK, 2023.

Summary:

Find Your Frame is a creative workshop with everything you always wanted to know from street photography master Craig Whitehead.

Contents:

Intro

Cover

Title Page

Contents

Foreword

1/ Street your way: Look beyond the obvious - street photography is what you make it

2/ Find your tribe: Test out different street photography styles and pick one that suits

3/ Make kit count: All you need is a camera - but one that you know inside out and back to front

4/ Get out there: Think about when and where to go - but whatever you do, just go

5/ Limber up: To get the best street photography performance, do some warm-up exercises

6/ Scope the scene: Close observation tells you what's about to go down, so you're ready when it does

7/ Don't be shy: Be confident and leave your inhibitions at home, they'll only hold you back

8/ Spot one-offs: Keep your eyes peeled for unreproducible occurrences, whether human or otherwise

9/ See in retrospect: Give your work staying power by featuring indicators of the present that may soon be past

10/ Own your shot: Decide what your image is focused on and use your composition to take the viewer there

11/ Contrast to intrigue: Engage the viewer with striking juxtapositions

12/ Frame within a frame: Make order out of chaos by boxing your subject in

13/ Mix up perspective: Make your viewers do a double-take and they will start to see the city differently

14/ Follow the light: Allow yourself to be led by the light - it's what makes your images come alive

15/ Abstract the world: Learn to see the reflection before you see what's beyond it

16/ Know your patch: Compile a mental library of locations across your city that you can return to time and again

17/ Be a sharp critic: Create a distance from your images so you can be objective when selecting them

18/ Let your images shine: Go easy on the post-production - subtle tweaks, made incisively, will bring out the best in your work.

19/ Pop the Insta bubble: Nothing beats social for some things - but don't get caught up in it

20/ Stay curious: Keep your eyes open - inspiration is everywhere

Index

Copyright.

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Other Format:

Print version: Whitehead, Craig Find Your Frame

ISBN:

9780711283640

0711283648

OCLC:

1399170216