Street photography is not a niche of photography known to be much of a money maker, in fact if you get into street photography looking to make money you are looking in a very wrong place. This means that street photographers are often looking for more affordable kit options that allow them to get what they need for the look they are going for with the lowest hit to their wallet as possible.
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Street photography is a fun genre of photography. There are no creative limitations, and you can experience a wave of emotions dependent on the kind of work you view. Some street photographers like to focus on social justice, while others want to get you interested in the mundane. thephoblographer.com »
2020-03-18 07:00
Not only am I passionate about shooting street photography, I am also passionate about consuming street photography. There are so many wonderful street photographers working today, that we are almost spoilt for choice when it comes to finding inspiration. thephoblographer.com »
2018-09-07 07:00
Richard Schneider's Street Photographers Lightroom Presets are obviously designed for the street photography community; and they're primarily designed to target a whole number of different street photography styles and creatives out there. thephoblographer.com »
2017-10-14 07:00
Google announced this week that they are releasing a new certification standard that they are calling “Street View Ready”. This certification will be used for 360° cameras that are able to publish to Street View, and are guaranteed to support the level of quality required for Google’s 360-degree mapping service. Google are launching ‘Street View […] petapixel.com »
2017-05-12 17:27
Without a doubt in our mind, Fujifilm offers some of the best quality at the most reasonable prices a photographer can ask for. Some folks may think switching to Fujifilm is financially out of their reach because of the assumption that the lenses are too expensive.
The tried and true 35mm lens is a favorite for many photographers. You can find it affixed to the cameras of portrait photographers, photojournalists, street photographers, landscape photographers, and more.
When photographers start out, they usually go for a 50mm lens if they don't reach for a zoom. It's indeed the best way to grow as a photographer. A 50mm lens is so incredibly versatile. In fact, some of the best lenses made are indeed 50mm lenses.
Do you shoot portraits? Do you have an income that negates your dreams of owning that latest L Series or G-Master lens? Well then, we have the post for you today as we take a look at what we consider to be the current selection of lenses best suited for portraits, all under $500.