Street photography is always in black and white

Street photography focuses on capturing candid moments

Street photography requires a predefined narrative

Street photography is only about aesthetics

In the 21st century

In the late 20th century

In the early 20th century

In the 19th century

Manual focus and larger viewfinders

Longer exposure times and heavier camera bodies

Higher resolution sensors and larger lenses

Faster shutter speeds and more portable designs

Using a tilting LCD screen

Using a narrow aperture

Setting the focus distance

Photographing from the hip

To avoid getting noticed by other photographers

To capture candid and authentic moments

To make their subjects feel uncomfortable

To create a sense of mystery in their images

Constantly moving and looking for opportunities

Waiting for the subject and light to come to them

Using a fast shutter speed to freeze motion

Using a wide-angle lens to capture more of the scene

Silent operation and faster shutter speeds

Ability to shoot in low light conditions

Built-in image stabilization and weather sealing

Higher image resolution and dynamic range

It improves the overall image quality

It allows for faster autofocus

It provides better image stabilization

It makes it easier to adjust settings without looking at the screen

To create abstract art

To photograph animals and wildlife

To document social history

To capture beautiful landscapes

The use of long exposure techniques

The presence of famous landmarks

The inclusion of people in the scene

The use of black and white photography