3 photographers do some street photography in Toronto, plus 5 ideas for things & themes to shoot when walking around a city.
00:00 – 00:50 INTRO
00:51 – 01:21 1 – FIND NEW WAYS TO SHOOT
01:22 – 01:43 2 – EMBRACE THE CHAOS
01:44 – 03:57 LOCATION FILM PART 1
03:58 – 04:42 3 – CONTRAST – LIGHT / SHADE
04:43 – 08:20 LOCATION FILM PART 2
08:21 – 08:42 4 – LOOK FOR COLOUR
08:43 – 09:06 5 – CAPTURE THE CULTURE
Shooting in Toronto. It’s always interesting to see how different photographers see different things when out on location.
#StreetPhotography #toronto
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8 Comments
What's your favourite idea on the list? Do you have your own ideas to share in the comments?
That was fun! Great summaries, and yeah, colour!
Some super images Simon.Haven’t been in downtown Toronto for such a long time! Hope all is well with you?💙
Love it Simon, an awesome day with you both, and the thumb is top 👌👌😊
That was excellent Simon, although I think you could have made more of the donuts/food….. Some great tips that I will try to apply when I'm wandering aimlessly around UK towns & cities.
Hiya Simon, you picked a good day for street shooting! Wandering round the city core with a couple mates, coffee, doughnuts, a good Asian bowl….who needs a camera?! My challenge, and least favourite 'tip' on your list would be to embrace the chaos. That will be something I try when next I venture into the concrete jungle. I'm on the same page with Andy who has lived here in Toronto a long time and finds it challenging to see it with fresh eyes. (I'd rather be in Muskoka…)
Gods ideas and interesting TO tour, Simon. It kind of animated my memories of Toronto and you walked through one of my old neighbourhoods. Surprisingly, I haven't a great deal of street work from that time … probably because I spent most of my time cooped up in the studio.
Good to see most "street" conventions avoided. That tall gold building — hard to avoid that. First time I saw it was when I met my future TO roommate and studio colleague (in Vancouver)–that was prominent in his portfolio. Anyway, good stuff. Cheers!
That was fun Simon. You managed to capture some refreshing shots between the three of you.