The Six Best Places for Street Photography Beginners to Shoot in London

Forget Paris, New York and Tokyo for street photography, they’re overrated (ignore me. I’m just jealous I don’t live there). But as a British street photographer that cut his teeth in London, I’m going to fly the flag and say it’s the best spot in the world for making street photographs.

Be mindful, London his huge and there are many areas that all have their own story to tell. To help, because I’m kind like that, I’m going to break them down. Here are the six best places for street photography beginners to shoot in London….

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2019-3-30 13:00

Источник: thephoblographer.com

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