I love the way this shows you don't need to travel to Alaska or Niagra Falls to take good photographs.

Thank you. Sorry for the omission. I use Nikon a D300 in these vids. Though you can use any camera, they're just photo- harvestors. The most important thing is to find a camera you like and find quick and easy to use. - Mike

I believe I have found my favorite channel for photography! Thanks Mike Browne!

He's such a natural on camera. Perfect presentation with a warm presence. Much appreciated.

No I use the same ones I use every day - though the 70-200 is a fast f2.8. We'll be making more Street photography films looking at using compacts, bridges and phones which are often better than a DSLR for this genre.

I've become addicted to your videos, they you explain everything your doing in real-time while your doing it is awesome and completely motivating. Your friendly European accent helps and makes it more interesting as well. In all love your videos, please don't slow down.. .

I love the info on how to draw people in.

Didnt think of using my "landscape" lenses for street photography - how true: it does give a sense of intimacy alright!

It is. We're running a Street Photo competition on our Facebook page this month. If you'd like to enter click the link on our channel page and upload your entry with the words street photography competition in the comment box. - Mike

I've been watching a lot of your videos just lately and I've found them very informative and enjoyable. I like the way that you don't dumb down your explanations but at the same time do not baffle us with by being too technical. I find your manner very friendly and engaging. Thanks for posting.

An elegant and humble reply to a rude and arrogant question. THIS is why I like your channel.

Thank you so much for saying so. Please help us spread the word about our films by 'liking' 'G+ing', sharing them and linking to us on photo forums, Facebook etc

Mike, i love when you make videos like that, it give me a lot of ideas composing. I think i am getting a lot better just by practicing your teachings. Thank you

7:21 That ketchup is now out of date..another great video. I stumbled across your channel last night and cant stop watching. Thanks for all of them

it's the adrenaline pumping up. especially shooting people.love it... it's addicting.

Brilliant, the best video I have seen yet about street photography. Can't wait for the rest of them.

I totally appreciate you photographing that ketchup bottle, It's very creative and unusual, keep up the good work Mike, I have learn so much from you, I will be purchasing your course. I can't get enough of you, your are my morning teacher while having my coffee in the morning. Lova ya!!!!

Thank you - Mike

Mike. I watched all these street videos and wow. I took on board your tips of owning the right to be there. I’m shy but went to a local festival and pretended I was confident, spoke to the stall owners and asked to take photos and grabbed their Instagram account to tag them in. By speaking to them I was really able to get in close and work the shots rather than just snapping a couple of pics. Really great advice and it was nice to post best shots for them and get some likes in the process. They were really accomodating and I loved it. Would not of thought I had it in me to do this until I watched your vids and was given the guidance 🙏 love your work Mike

You're a great photographer, sir. Photography isn't just about taking pictures but it's also about having a great connection to your subject. Love your videos!

Thank you Jak Clark

Thank you. - Mike

Thank you

There's always confusion around this. Long Tele lenses are best for a shallow depth of field, compressing perspective and a narrow field of view. So if you want to take a street, wildlife, sports or macro photo with any of these characteristics then a Tele lens is the way to go. As for which one to buy - I'm sorry I'm not the best person to ask because I've never used any of the lenses you mention. Suggest you have a look at some forums and see what owners are saying about them. Hope this helps.

Mike, once again, awesome video. Great as always. I'd like to let you know that your videos inspired me into pursuing photography initially as a hobby and currently as a beginner professional photographer. Love your videos and your simple way to teach things. As a teacher I know how important it is. I'll be sharing this video series as I find it excellent material. Thank you for all your contribution.

You are just amazing. What to say😅😅😍😍

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I love doing street photography

Love you're work Mike! Truly enjoy listening and watching your videos.

Am I the only one that noticed the rather suspicious, almost secret-service looking blokes in the background (around the 2 minute mark)? It looks like the man in the purple suit has a body guard! Thanks for the video, sir! Very informative, and great for adding that extra bit of insight in certain areas!

You videos are my favourite "guides" on youtube! So inspiring :)

good one, thanks...

Thanks for the video, I will forward this to a friend who usually is afraid of using a wide angle lens to shoot people. I call me the "Back photographer" lol because for the longest time he shot people from their rear. Cheers.

This is great its what I love Thanks Mike.

this is something i'm going to have to dive into. thanks mike for the video ,a great educational tool

Hi - it isn't in the sense of capturing moments containing humour, irony, quirkiness or of the greats like Cartier Bresson. But if you're a beginner who's never photographed in a public place before and are nervous about doing it - how would you suggest a novice begin with the genre? - Mike

Love the ketchup bottle... Great Capture!... Good work Mike.

Sorry i missed your post. Yes it can take a while to become confident. And you lens will be fine.

Love the film and thanks keep up the great work

Fantastic and inspiring. Thank you. I will certainly try your tips.

High Street market in Lymington. Wonderful.

Pleasure

:-) that genuinely made me laugh - thanks..

Thank you keysignify :-)

I think he means "noise", as you will start to see when increasing the iso on any camera.

Excellent tutorial. Thank you, Sir.

Ha Ha - love it!! I just tried your link but it didn't work - maybe because it's out of stock right now. Don't know where you are in the world but how'd you feel about doing an interview for the chanell?

Hey Mike! love your videos so much! your loose and personable style makes you easy to understand and easy to learn from. I think I speak for all your fans and loyal subscribers (of which I am included :D) when I say that you are the best photography teacher on youtube and that many of us wouldn't want to learn from anyone else!!! Thank you so much for spending your personal time to teach us, people that you have never met, but people who love you and the way you teach. We want to express our gratitude towards you and your team for helping us to understand digital photography no one else could. P.S. Is that wide angle lens a sigma 10-20mm F4-5.6 EX DC (HSM)? after your street photography videos, I started looking for a wide angle lens and stumbled across this one. I happened to notice it carries a resemblance to the one you always use. If it isn't, can you recommend a wide-angle lens that is around the same price range? I know you are probably very busy, so if you can't respond, I totally understand :) . Once again thank you so much for your devotion to your fans. Please, please continue making videos, you are amazing. Thank you so much, Andy. Mike Browne

i really love the way you explain its really inspiring and fun... and that is how you teach some one the art of photography i mean that with great respect to you sir.. and i would like one day to study under you

4:40 drops a full cup of tea in the garbage

I expect it is. Pleasure...

Hi Mike.. your videos are simply amazing.. was able to learn a lot of stuffs..Thank you so much !! :)

Great Stuff.

Thanks - go for it :-) Mike

Pleasure :-)

really good video, inspires me to get out and shoot. Thanks

Fantastic video, Great ideas, tomorrow might try some in Manchester Christmas market.

Hi Mike! I'm just wondering if you're using the wide angle lens on a full frame or crop sensor camera body, thanks!

Just found ur videos & I'm really enjoying them. I wanna get out & shoot!!

As I revisit your videos again to gain more familiarity and appreciation for the process, there is so much more I'm gleaning from your thought process. For street photography, do you attempt to go full manual mode; or do tend to go with aperture priority mode (or possibly another semi-auto priority mode) for your street photography specifically? Thanks for all of your help.

Wow - Thank you :-)

Very good...

This was very usefull Mike. Plz make more. I will look at all of your videos.

hey Mike, enjoyed your vid. Here is my first crack at some street stuff in boston today. michael lynn jr on flickr

I am a beginner & I just got a canon powershot SX280 HS! Its no DSLR but still I have manual control! I got it bcuz I know im a beginner & didnt know if i would use something like the T3I so much! Watching ur videos has helped alot! I now know I can get lens like the 50mm prime (Which i think i would enjoy)! For ur question though! It helps to bring someone along with u! For advice, comfort or just bcuz they have a different view on the world than u do! Hope that helps!

I LOVE THE PHOTOGRAPHY! Your videos are so inspiring! All I wanna do after watching your videos is grab the camera and go outside!

Thank you - the sauce bottle seems to be a controversial subject! - Mike

Photoexposed first off i want to say i love your vids. Im getting the nikon d3200( first dslr) ive been studying your vids in prep when i get my cam. I would like to ask can you mention which cam u are using in your vids.

Hi Tanya. Just had a look at your website (fantastic) and sent you an email. Hope to speak soon - Mike

Love your videos Mike!

excellent video - really enjoyed it! LOVE the pic at 7:18 of the Sauce bottle :D

Great video... learning a lot... Thanks!!!

its an example.. apply to your own scenario - this is how I see it.

I really enjoyed this video, thank you very much for this :)

Also, telephoto lenses are not necessarily good for street and certainly not needed for macro photography. A lot of people just use a fast 50 for street photography, and there are many ways to achieve the magnification required for macro, most of which don't involve telephoto lenses.

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i really love this videos , so much fun :) cheers, from thailand

Love using my nifty 50 for Street 'tog.

Are you thinking to go with the more discreet mirorless camera?

The Tomato sauce is out of date...Oopps !!

nice one

so telephoto lenses are best for Street,Wildlife,Sports,Macro Photography??? I love all d above ...So should i go for a telephoto lens like Canon 100-400mm , Sigma 150-500mm? I use a APS-C Canon 600D....

Love your videos, learning a whole lot

this is great!

Great video Mike. I wonder if it's normal to feel a little embarrased when doing street photography? Here in Sweden I feel that a lot of people are really uncomfortable with this type of photography and that translates to me as well because I can sense that they are wondering what the hell I'm doing. Also would a 18-55 kitlens be alright on a crop body for starters?

I don't know about a phenomenon - I just saw the bottle tops and thought it made an interesting picture when taken with a long lens / wide aperture. Not one for the wall I grant you - Mike

thanks really great video!!! keep it up!!!

If your going to spend that kind of money and get something that heavy, you should should get something faster, like a 70-200 f/2.8 and just get a teleconverter if you really need it. The image quality loss from the teleconverter will most likely put it at about the same image quality as those slower lenses anyway, and you'll have the option of having the fast glass when you need it.

:-)

Thank you XTwittyX - and go for it :-)

Do you use fast prime lenses for your street photography?

I'm off to London Bridge borough market soon it's massive and vibrant

Thanks.. Makes me want a burger and chips now :)

Nice videos. Do you have any videos of mobile phonegraphy?

its a lonely job street photography unless you r a chatty person and can make friens and conversation easyly if you can then you will get great photos

I'm based in London. What kind of interview? About the book or street photography in general? Links can't be pasted here but if you search for Tanya Nagar on Amazon it will come up!

You guys are uploading a lot of videos as of late.

Which wide angle nikon lens are you using? I have a D7100.

so you looked then lol have you done any vids on canon ,,,,

Did you see Parr & Eggleston on your walkabout?