A street photography journey to Camden Lock Market

Our street photography skills development series continues journeying to Camden Lock market.

In the first session we learned to develop our timing and anticipation skills, and to practice our eye for associations on the streets.

The second session focused (pun intended!) on framing techniques and how to make the subject stand out in your photograph.

The third session concentrated on how to manage several subject in your image and on when to press the shutter. We have also learned how to properly work the scene.

Now, in the fourth session, we are levelling up our skills in managing complex scenes full of people. We will be understanding how to plan the shot when we have many people distributed around the frame, something more complex than what we saw in the previous workshop. We will also start to understand that mythical beast known as layering: many claim to make good layered images, very few actually succeed.

Become one of those few and bring a whole new range of opportunities to your street photography outings!

Join us for a great afternoon, sharing your passion with fellow photographers and taking an important step in your journey to mastering the streets with your camera.

What will you need?
A camera or a smartphone, of course, and a pair of comfortable shoes.
And a determination to have a good time, because you certainly will!

After the workshop you will be invited to join the Tap on the Shoulder WhatsApp group, where you will be able to share your best efforts from the workshop and receive feedback from me and your peers.

At the end of the workshop we will be heading for the nearest pub for a refreshment and some banter, enjoying each other’s company and planning our future street photography mischief!

What are you waiting for? Book your place now and take your next step in improving your street photography skills!

Bring your children, they can participate as well! Attendance is free for children under 15 years of age: please use the discount code UNDER15.

Please come 5-10 minutes early. I will wait for 5 minutes for late arrivals then start the workshop out of respect for the people that arrived on time!