Street photography captures candid photos of people in public places without needing an urban setting. It should be done politely and discreetly by getting permission to photograph children. Street photographers are advised to look for interesting subjects and emotions, be ready to capture opportunities, and avoid lingering too long in one spot or acting suspiciously. The document profiles street photographer Kostantine Karaiskos who has enjoyed street photography as a hobby since 2009.

1. Jade HaleSTREET PHOTOGRAPHY

2.  Street photography captures people and places within their
daily lives. It usually features subjects in candid situations
within public places and does not necessitate the presence of
a street of even urban environment.
WHAT IS STREET PHOTOGRAPHY?

3. Do’s
• Be polite, don’t hang around to much other wise you will look like a
stalker.
• Look for things and people that interest you; Life is happening all around
you, so capture a rang of emotions and expressions that go along with it
• Be ready to take a picture at any opportunity you don’t want to miss
anything Interesting.
• Ask permission if you can pictures of certain things.
Don’t’s
 Don’t take pictures of children unless you have permission
 Don’t act suspicious, don’t linger around to long.
STREET PHOTOGRAPHY DO’S AND
DON’T’S

4. STREET PHOTOGRAPHER
Kostantine Karaiskos
He has been taking photographs all his
life, but recently discovered that his
favourite is street photography. He has
been doing street photography since
2009 and shares all his photographs on
flikr.

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I took this photograph in London, and I was trying to capture how sunny it was that
day and the sky was so clear, that you can even see the plane flying from the right
of the photo.

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