It takes the form of an informal walk and discussions around London’s vibrant West End (with around 4 hours walking/shooting and 2 hours sitting/discussion).
We will be attempting observational, candid street photography in the tradition of Cartier-Bresson and Garry Winogrand. This will involve taking candid photos – not asking people for portraits. Participants should bring a digital camera so that we can assess photos on the day.
Topics that will be covered include:
• Spotting possible photo opportunities
• Promising locations in Covent Garden and Soho
• How to take interesting photos including people, without using a telephoto
• Methods for overcoming photographer's block
• The importance of having themes in mind when shooting
• How to be discreet using body language/demeanour
• Street photography camera techniques, e.g. zone focusing
• Learning to anticipate and make the most of interesting situations.
The most interesting photos from the day will be displayed together online to provide a photographic record of the day (as for the Bath walk/workshop here).
Essential details
Date: Saturday, 8 April 2017, 12 to 6 pm
A maximum of seven participants.
Price: £46
Starting point: Trafalgar Square
Contact paul@paulrussell.info if you have any questions or just book using a debit or credit card with the BUY NOW button at the very bottom of this post. (You may need to use the "Check Out as a Guest" option if you don't have a PayPal account.).
About Paul Russell
I am one of 46 international photographers profiled in Thames & Hudson’s Street Photography Now book (the other photographers profiled include Martin Parr and Bruce Gilden).
I am a member of the In-Public street photography collective (in-public.com), and my work has been collected by the Museum of London.
Please be wary of the growing number of street photography workshops given by people who like to take walks/workshops, but have scant credentials or track record in the genre!
Price: £46. Contact paul@paulrussell.info to book/further details
Photo: Paul Russell, queuing in London
Photo: Paul Russell, Soho
Photo: Paul Russell, Covent Garden
Photo: Paul Russell, off the Strand
Photo: Paul Russell, off Oxford Street
Photo: Paul Russell, London city worker
Photo: Paul Russell, Trafalgar Square
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