Street photography has a tradition dating back over a century, and
today's digital world finds it enjoying a renaissance--yet there is
little expert advice available. This is a practical guide to capturing
the candid moments that reveal life at its most dramatic, absurd, or
beautiful. Brian Lloyd Duckett demonstrates how the successful street
photographer needs to be an unseen observer, with the camera a mirror of
everyday scenes and unaware subjects. A guide to equipment and technical
skills leads into lessons in finding inspiration, developing projects,
and composing different subjects and scenes--laying the foundations for
you to impose your personality on your photography and develop your own
distinctive style. The book also addresses such key issues as staying
safe and within the law when photographing on the street, and the art of
building an audience for your images.