Street photography is more likely to be ironic and to be limited or distant from the subject matter itself, and often spurred on a single human situation, concerning the provisions of sharpness situations.
Photos in street photography can take locations from various public spaces such as streets, markets, malls, terminals etc. The photos taken generally use straight photography technique, where photos depict what conditions are for Street photography techniques (street photography) are more concerned with the meaning of the photo itself and do not require special techniques to create street photography.
Constraints that may be encountered in street photography (street photography) is the loss of moments because objects are too fast to move or obstructed by an object or person, the camera settings are not right and we are not ready to take pictures.
On the other hand, many street photography uses different positions and uses something very literal or detailed and amazingly someone makes the subject matter, giving the audience a more in-depth experience of their life's journey that might just pass the normal way.
With street photography we can see the reality from the side of the street view with photo media. Usually this street photography is favored by someone who prefers outdoor activities because the main requirement of street photography is public open space.
Street photography first appeared in Europe, first introduced by a man named Eugene Atget when capturing the atmosphere of the streets of Paris in the 1980s to 1920s, while in Indonesia alone street photos began to develop and became known in the 1990s and became popular in the 2000s along with the development of digital technology. In the 20th century, street photographers provided a record and historical details or recordings of street customs in Europe and North America as well as other places with smaller scope.
Many classic works in street photography were formed in the period between 1980 and 1975, and coincided with the introduction of portable cameras, especially 35 mm cameras, range camera finders, with the most famous being Leica used by Henri Cartier-Bresson and others.
The art of photography opens a new window on the world. This helps us capture precious memories and extraordinary scenes, or admire the magnificent moments and inspirational goals through the eyes of others. Photography has never been difficult to access or popular than today, with people all over the planet recording life through a lens. That means there are now a lot of inspirational images out there for all of us to find. Travel photos are one of the most popular forms of photography art, as shown by world photographers. They often take about travel photos, such as:
1. Bob Krist
Bob Krist really knows how to present the life presented in the picture, by playing colors. Pictures taken from various places from around the world, he has won several awards and earned a reputation as one of the most respected travel photographers in the world.
2. Art Wolfe
With names like 'Art Wolfe', many may say that nature photographers are quite a lot of calls. And that is evident, because of the combination of art, culture, conservation, all combined for amazing effects. For a career of up to 30 years, many people have known it from other continents. He is a fan and admirer of Sir David Attenborough.
3. Ralph Velasco
With a portfolio made from trips from more than 40 countries, Ralph Velasco knows one or two things about capturing the essence of life in different cultures. Luckily, he would rather share what he learned. Run successful photography courses and publish books to help people learn about photography skills.
4. Ryan Barry
This Canadian photographer has an adventurous spirit, he traveled adventurously from Nova Scotia to make people feel entered into the landscape photos he made, because the photos he took were real and when he saw them we felt they were inside. His fanatical photos also make a meaning of life.
There are several compositions that must be considered before taking a travel photo, so the results of the photos taken will look more alive and memorable. The composition must be considered, as follows:
1. Clarity
Whatever subject is taken, make sure the object to be taken has clarity, a photographic work must be clear and do not need an explanation. When going to take pictures, focus on what makes them interesting and have clear meanings to see.
2. Angles
When going to take a location that is often photographed, try to take photos from different angles that will make the image look more unique. An interesting photo, which is a photo they don't normally see. Walking around the subject to see if shooting from different heights or distances will help make the image more attractive. If the subject size is less than half the size of the viewfinder, try placing the subject to the side and insert something else that is more interesting.
3. Simplicity
The objects that we often see in everyday life, we often ignore. Even though these objects can sometimes be a more interesting though simple photo object. Look at the contrast when taking photos of very simple objects, for example, the horizontal line next to the vertical gar-is can help suppress the subject of the shot, as well as the color in the image.
4. Color photos
Sometimes in giving color to an object or atmosphere is not always aligned, even though colors can determine the mood of the image, it can clarify the meaning of the photo, and must be used to increase the subject or adjust the overall atmosphere of the photo. There are several colors that give the impression, like red gives the impression of power, orange can give a feeling of warmth, and there are also colors that provide a soft atmosphere, and can also create a feeling of peace and calm.
5. Light
Light is the most important element and is needed in photography, the right light in taking pictures will give good results, but if it is wrong in adjusting the lighting, it can be ascertained the results of the images taken will be bad.
Often, if we go to a place that we think is interesting and we capture it by taking pictures. In taking these pictures, just pay attention to an interesting object without noticing the presence of light or not, and the results of the images we take are less attractive and look ordinary.
6. People
Photos of people encountered on the trip can produce mixed images. In order to capture the essence of the person encountered, always try to see them as the first people and the second photography subject. Know a little about the power of the people you take pictures of.
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