"100 TOP STREET PHOTOGRAPHY TIPS"

If you REALLY want to do some street photography, this is the book to get you started.

Here are the practical tips you need for getting your first great shots, then to continue developing your technique to become a master of the art.

It's not just about the tech; it's also about composition, psychology, approach, and strategy.

TEN SECTIONS
"100 Top Street Photography Tips" has ten sections, covering the whole topic from equipment and technique, all the way to developing a personal style.

1. "Getting Equipped"
What sort of camera do you need? Can't you just use your mobile phone? What's the best lens for street photography?

2. "Get Inspired"
Sources of inspiration, with links to the best places on the Internet where you can find them.

3. "Taking First Steps"
Practical advice for beginners who want to get rewarding results right from the outset.

4. "Getting Adventurous"
Where to go, what to look for, and how best to set about finding great shots.

5. "Getting More Adventurous"
Moving on from the easy stages to more advanced work, developing strategies for being in the right place at the right time.

6. "More Technical Tips"
Useful tips covering subjects such as exposure, histograms, and manual focus.

7. "Upping the Quality"
How to upgrade your work from being merely Instagram-ready all the way up to exhibition standard.

8. "Tips for Composing and Shooting"
Here, at the sharp end of street photography, are tips for finding great compositions and getting the shots you want.

9. "Psychological Tips"
Street photography is a mentally challenging activity requiring much more than technique alone.

10. "Developing a Personal Style"
Tips on allowing your style to develop naturally, rather than using technical tricks to impose a superficial "look" to your photos.

Cutting Through the Info Jungle
There's a mountain of technical information on the Internet about the latest digital cameras and lenses. But how do you cut through all those details to choose the equipment you need?

Information Distilled
In "100 Top Street Photography Tips" you'll find information that's been distilled to its essence, with recommendations that are simple, but accurate and based on experience.

Backed Up By Other Resources
Once this book has set you on the quickest route towards becoming proficient at street photography, you can explore the other resources to which it links.

If You've Never Taken a Street Photo
There's no better place to start than with "100 Top Street Photography Tips."

If You Want to Overcome "Photographer's Block"
You'll find new ideas and inspiration in "100 Top Street Photography Tips."

If You Just Want to Improve
You're already good at street photography, but you'd like to pick up a few more tips.