My Street Photography Instagram Account

📸 Sometimes it be like that — You can watch the full challenge episode I filmed with @kohki on his YouTube channel (link in my bio). #disposablecamera #filmphotography #35mmfilm #filmtok #tokyo #japan #photography

View of the stars from my bed — #astro #astrophotography #timelapse #photography #newzealand

My animation work over the years — #animations #cinemagraphs #photography #sdmfeatures #streetphotography #gspc #streetphotographers #streets_vision #beststreets #streetactivity #streetshared #stayandwander #dreamermagazine #photocinematica #streetclassics

Smartphone Astro. Pretty mind-blowing how clean this astro shot came out. Settings: f/1.8, 1x lens, 30 seconds, ISO1600 #GalaxyS23 Ultra #AstroPhotography #withGalaxy #SamsungPartner @samsungau #newzealand

Japan Photo Dump. Like they always say, the best camera is the one in your pocket. #GalaxyS23 Ultra #withGalaxy #Japan @samsungau #SamsungPartner

Watch me stack it in 4K on a big screen. Japan vlog EP 2 link in bio.

Shibuya crossing - japan vlogs are live! 📺 youtube.com/itchban

Can your smartphone do this? #GalaxyS23 Ultra #NewYork #withGalaxy #SamsungPartner @samsungau #photography #superzoom

POV street photography in Hokkaido Japan. 📺 Watch the full ep on YouTube. Link in bio.

Asahikawa Hokkaido. In episode one we shoot pov street photography in the snowy streets of Hokkaido (northern Japan). Watch the full vlog (link in bio). www.youtube.com/itchban

Street & Experiment account: @itch.ban

You may have noticed that I've been shooting a lot more street & city life. I've always had a soft spot for Street Photography. There's a fleeting candidness that is very alluring to me - little authentic slices of life & time that are captured forever. 

As far as photography technique and style goes, it's a completely different ball game. You have to be observant, invisible and always quick on your feet (so to speak). Capturing these moments usually takes a lot of luck mixed with skill & quick reflexes as you only get one chance. You need to be able to feel the flow of the city and it's people to anticipate scenes before they actually play out.

Like they say: in photography, speed is about anticipation, not technology. Your photography gear will only get you so far.

It's also very common to be out all day shooting the streets to come home with no usable shots - something that is both supremely frustrating and satisfying at the same time. This is a genre that I'm relatively new in so bear with me and come along for the ride.

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