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Index
Title
Copyright
Dedication
Contents
PART I: THE FUNDAMENTALS OF STREET PHOTOGRAPHY
1 What Is Street Photography?
2 Getting Started
What Drives Street Photographers?
If This Is New for You, Then Reset Your Expectations
Is It Legal, and Do I Need Permission?
Is It Ethical?
What Gear Should I Use?
What Should I Bring on a Photo Walk?
The Fear of Photographing Strangers
Should You Pick a Theme or Go Out Empty?
The Power of Limitations
Share Your Work
3 Different Ways to Approach Street Photography
React to a Situation
Be Part of the Scene
Find a Stage
Incorporate the Human Element Into the Urban Landscape
The Eye Contact
Street Portraits
Abstract
4 Elements That Make a Strong Street Photograph
Strong Subjects
Expression and Gesture
Appearance
The Importance of Capturing the Correct Stepping Motion
Composition
Point of View and Perspective
Rule of Thirds
Creating Tension
Triangles
Leading Lines
Adding a Sense of Place in the Background
Juxtapositions
Interconnections
Depth
Layers
Negative Space
Light
Extraordinary Light
Shadows
Silhouettes
Reflections
Mystery of the Night
Techniques
Motion
Looking in/Out
Humor and Respect
Color or Black and White
Photographing a Mini Series of Images
A Few Words on Photographing Children
PART II: PHOTO WALKS
Stories in a Single Frame
Paris
Normandy
Brussels and Bruges
Rome
New York City
Seattle
Vancouver
Chicago
San Francisco
Austin
Minneapolis and Surroundings
Stories in Series
La Pétanque
Beautiful Smiles of Strangers
A Dreamy 19th Century Christmas
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