2015
Lynda
Steve Simon
1h 14m
English

Candid street photography is one thing; posed street photography is another. Approaching strangers and asking to photograph them isn't easy. But it's rewarding—not only for your photography, but also for you. It all starts with breaking the ice, and in this course, Steve Simon takes to the streets of New York City to talk to strangers and take their pictures. By posing his subjects at various locations, he creates a portrait of the entire city: people at work, people at play, people in uniform, and people with their own unique style. Along the way, Steve shares the keys to successful posed street portraiture, from starting conversations with strangers to choosing the right gear and lenses.

Introduction
1m 43s
Introduction to posed street photography
1m 43s
1. Breaking the Ice
7m 53s
Breaking the ice with someone who's already posing
1m 45s
Photographing a subject with an interesting background
3m 4s
Photographing people at work in construction
3m 4s
2. Posing Subjects in the Park
25m 59s
Posing subjects in a city park
3m 47s
Photographing two strangers together
4m 55s
Reviewing the images from the first full day
17m 17s
3. Photographing People in Action
15m 40s
Photographing people at an intersection in the city
7m 28s
Photographing interesting people in Union Square Park
4m 24s
Photographing people engaged in activity in Union Square Park
3m 48s
4. Posing and Photographing People in Work Attire
21m 36s
Shooting and posing strangers on Wall Street
4m 5s
Photographing the officers of the NYPD
3m 18s
Reviewing the images from the second day in NYC
14m 13s
Final Review
1m 56s
Reviewing the final selects from the posed portraits

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