Tips for composition and framing to create better street pictures

Really like your way of explaining the composition of these photos. Thanks for sharing.

Really enjoy your channel

Dear Sir, May I recommend you to take these 2 big annoying reflections in your glasses away? Thank you.

Very interesting! My favourite pics are sunset with the boys standing on the bicycle, and the woman in the white dress in black and white.

An interesting contrast between the 'busy' colour compositions of Alex Webb and your own more minimalist B & W shots - both work extremely well in their own way. Your third image is my favourite: perfect placement of a human figure in abstract surroundings - very striking. Like Webb's pictures, yours show that identifying 'the moment' is key. Thanks for another useful and educational video.

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Short and concise video, I like it :).

Another great video, well explained, perfect way to start the new year!😀

Thank you. I love all the photos and your analysis of them. Plus, the encouragement to use your own style and not copy Alex Webb’s. One question: street photography usually requires spontaneity and preparation beforehand. You describe different camera settings for the different photos, which implies adjusting the settings each time. Is that correct? Or, had you seen a context, prepared your camera, and waited for the right moment to capture the scene? Please keep up these videos, they’re extremely helpful.

I really enjoy your high contrast minimalist work, I’m learning to do this style. Do you always use spot metering for these?

Solid conceptual video. I always learn something by watching your channel.

Hi Rupert. enjoyed your video... lots of interesting info and wonderful images. I do admire your work and I like to shoot bw high contrast stuff. However I only shoot Images on IPhone. so I was wondering how you view that ?

Great vlog as usual

Love you're images but the colour images were far to manufactured for me but heyho ,we are all different.