Street photography can feel challenging. It's hard to know where to start amidst the hustle and bustle, and you might worry about what others think. Sometimes, it's tempting to give up and go home. I've been there myself a few times. But there's something about this genre that keeps pulling me back. Along the way, I've gained a lot of knowledge that has helped me improve.

That's why I created this class—to share tips, techniques, and creative advice specifically for street photography. Whether you're new to it or an experienced photographer, these insights will be valuable. Remember, these are things I've learned from my own experiences and from others. There's no right or wrong way to approach street photography. It's all about how you choose to express yourself through your camera.

In this class, we'll focus on learning how to capture compelling shots straight out of the camera. This approach will help you build a strong understanding of street photography skills such as composing shots, finding your light, and the art of observation. By doing so, you'll gain confidence in street photography without relying heavily on post-processing to achieve the images you want.

We'll cover the basics of street photography, including:

- Understanding the Exposure Triangle: Aperture, Shutter Speed & ISO

- Depth of Field

- Composition and Layering

- Choosing the right lens

- Planning for the shoot

- Tips to improve your street photography

- Live Street Photography Demonstration

By the end of this class, you'll have the skills and knowledge to embark on your street photography journey.

Erick Ivan Mireles Hernández

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