Ever wondered how street photographers capture those split-second moments of city life so effortlessly? This course will guide you through the art of street photography, building your confidence not only to photograph candidly and discreetly in public spaces, but also gain a deeper understanding of available light. You’ll work on location in some of London’s most dynamic and visually rich areas, learning how to tell
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This course will introduce you to the theory and practice of street photography - capturing contemporary urban life in a spontaneous, natural way, without interaction between photographer and subject. You will learn about the history of the genre and the work of its leading practitioners, as well as different creative approaches and technical skills from narrative and composition to lightning reflexes. By working on location in London's most vibrant areas, you’ll grow more confident photographing strangers, while developing your critical and visual awareness and a deeper understanding of photography as a form of communication.
What will we cover?
Traditional and contemporary approaches to street photography, in both colour and black & white.
The history of street photography and an overview of the work of influential contemporary practitioners.
Practical, ethical and legal considerations when photographing in public.
Specialist techniques for quick, reflexive picture-taking.
Narrative and composition, telling a story with a single image.
Online street photography collectives.
Working with light in uncontrolled environments (how to use shadows, reflections, silhouettes to best effect).
What will I achieve? By the end of this course you should be able to...
Have a clearer understanding of how street photography has evolved over the past 100 years
Feel more confident taking candid photographs of people in public spaces
Have reflected on your own photographic techniques and style, identifying your own personal interests
Have a deeper understanding of reading available light
Have a better understanding of the legal framework for taking photographs in public
Create a small portfolio of street photography images
What level is the course and do I need any particular skills?
Ideal for those who have completed our Photography for beginners course, or for anyone with a basic understanding of ISO, aperture, shutter speed, white balance and how to change these on your digital SLR, mirrorless or bridge camera (i.e. not a point-and-shoot). You must be able to use manual camera functions, including changing aperture and shutter speed.
You should be able to follow simple written and verbal instructions to support demonstrations, hand-outs and for health and safety information, and be prepared to take part in group discussion. You should be happy using numbers and able to do simple measurements and calculations.
How will I be taught, and will there be any work outside the class?
Teaching takes place through a combination of location shoots, talks, demonstrations, handouts and practical exercises. You are encouraged to practise independently outside of class to help embed the skills and knowledge covered. The course uses Google Classroom (an online teaching resource) for you to share comments with your class, download course material and upload images for group discussion. Instructions on how to log in are provided below.
Are there any other costs? Is there anything I need to bring?
Please bring your camera and ideally a notebook. If you don't have your own camera, City Lit has digital SLR and mirrorless cameras (Canon, Fuji, Nikon & Sony), tripods and flash which you are welcome to borrow during the hours of the course. We are unable to lend equipment between the lessons.
When I've finished, what course can I do next?
City Lit runs a wide range of photography courses, from portrait photography, studio lighting, documentary photography, analogue film processing and creative software. Browse the website to get inspired.
Michael Harding was born in Canada, where he studied cinema and photography at Concordia University, Montréal, before moving to the UK. Since then, he has created striking images of architecture, art, people and landscapes for international blue-chip clients for their use in editorial, advertising and corporate applications. Michael’s work has won many industry awards, notably being selected in the Eleventh Association of Photographers Awards and further receiving a Merit Award in the Seventeenth Association of Photographers Awards. His work was selected for a Highly Commended Award in the Deutsche Bauzeitung “Visions in Architecture” European Architectural Photography prize. His work has been exhibited in both the United Kingdom and Canada. Michael has been Chairman, as well as President, of the Association of Photographers (AOP). The AOP is Europe’s most established organisation for professional photographers, working to ensure greater recognition for all professional photographers, as well as working to positively influence legislators in the UK and Europe for the benefit of all photographers.
Jad is a multi disciplined artist whose work draws inspiration from memory and time. Lens based media has formed the foundations of his practice, utilising over 20 years of experience working within the eclectic range of disciplines that make up the photographic industry. Over this time Jad has had the opportunity to work on both film and digital, 35mm to large format. As a commercial photographer he has been commissioned to produce work for advertising campaigns, corporate institutions and the creative arts industry both on location and in the studio. His experience is not only limited to the role of the photographer, having had the opportunity to work in diverse roles of photographic production. From assisting photographers to creative post production, budgeting, contracts and working in a photographic lab. His ongoing artistic practice, presented as ongoing projects or completed series, uses both found photographic imagery, staged studio photography and moving image.
Please note: We reserve the right to change our tutors from those advertised. This happens rarely, but if it does, we are unable to refund fees due to this. Our tutors may have different teaching styles; however we guarantee a consistent quality of teaching in all our courses.
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If you don't have your own camera, City Lit has digital SLR and mirrorless cameras (Canon, Fuji, Nikon & Sony), tripods and flash which you are welcome to borrow during the hours of the course. We are unable to lend equipment between the lessons.</p><p>City Lit runs a wide range of photography courses, from portrait photography, studio lighting, documentary photography, analogue film processing and creative software. Browse the website to get inspired.</p>PhotographyLocation & wildlife photographyvirtual3068527Street photography259259https://www.citylit.ac.uk/media/catalog/product/s/t/street_photography-1_-1080_1_19_8.jpgInStockDaytimeTueKeeley StreetAvailable courses1 to 4 weeksWeekday2027-06-08T00:00:00+00:00Beginners, Some experienceJun 2027Art & designVY957259259Street photography207168259Michael Hardingstreet-photography/vy957-2627<p>Ever wondered how street photographers capture those split-second moments of city life so effortlessly? 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By working on location in London's most vibrant areas, you’ll grow more confident photographing strangers, while developing your critical and visual awareness and a deeper understanding of photography as a form of communication.</p><p>Ever wondered how street photographers capture those split-second moments of city life so effortlessly? This course will guide you through the art of street photography, building your confidence not only to photograph candidly and discreetly in public spaces, but also gain a deeper understanding of available light. You’ll work on location in some of London’s most dynamic and visually rich areas, learning how to tell powerful stories through single, well-timed images.</p><ul><li>Traditional and contemporary approaches to street photography, in both colour and black & white.</li><li>The history of street photography and an overview of the work of influential contemporary practitioners.</li><li>Practical, ethical and legal considerations when photographing in public.</li><li>Specialist techniques for quick, reflexive picture-taking.</li><li>Narrative and composition, telling a story with a single image.</li><li>Online street photography collectives.</li><li>Working with light in uncontrolled environments (how to use shadows, reflections, silhouettes to best effect).</li></ul><ul><li>Have a clearer understanding of how street photography has evolved over the past 100 years</li><li>Feel more confident taking candid photographs of people in public spaces</li><li>Have reflected on your own photographic techniques and style, identifying your own personal interests</li><li>Have a deeper understanding of reading available light</li><li>Have a better understanding of the legal framework for taking photographs in public</li><li>Create a small portfolio of street photography images</li></ul><p>Ideal for those who have completed our Photography for beginners course, or for anyone with a basic understanding of ISO, aperture, shutter speed, white balance and how to change these on your digital SLR, mirrorless or bridge camera (i.e. not a point-and-shoot). 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If you don't have your own camera, City Lit has digital SLR and mirrorless cameras (Canon, Fuji, Nikon & Sony), tripods and flash which you are welcome to borrow during the hours of the course. We are unable to lend equipment between the lessons.</p><p>City Lit runs a wide range of photography courses, from portrait photography, studio lighting, documentary photography, analogue film processing and creative software. 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This course will guide you through the art of street photography, building your confidence not only to photograph candidly and discreetly in public spaces, but also gain a deeper understanding of available light. You’ll work on location in some of London’s most dynamic and visually rich areas, learning how to tell powerful stories through single, well-timed images.</p><p>- Traditional and contemporary approaches to street photography, in both colour and black &amp; white.<br/>- The history of street photography and an overview of the work of influential contemporary practitioners.<br/>- Practical, ethical and legal considerations when photographing in public.<br/>- Specialist techniques for quick, reflexive picture-taking.<br/>- Narrative and composition, telling a story with a single image.<br/>- Online street photography collectives.</p><p>- Working with light in uncontrolled environments (how to use shadows, reflections, silhouettes to best effect).</p>,<ul><li>Traditional and contemporary approaches to street photography, in both colour and black &amp; white.</li><li>The history of street photography and an overview of the work of influential contemporary practitioners.</li><li>Practical, ethical and legal considerations when photographing in public.</li><li>Specialist techniques for quick, reflexive picture-taking.</li><li>Narrative and composition, telling a story with a single image.</li><li>Online street photography collectives.</li><li>Working with light in uncontrolled environments (how to use shadows, reflections, silhouettes to best effect).</li></ul><p>- Have a clearer understanding of how street photography has evolved over the past 100 years<br/>- Feel more confident taking candid photographs of people in public spaces<br/>- Have reflected on your own photographic techniques and style, identifying your own personal interests</p><p>- Have a deeper understanding of reading available light<br/>- Have a better understanding of the legal framework for taking photographs in public<br/>- Create a small portfolio of street photography images</p>,<ul><li>Have a clearer understanding of how street photography has evolved over the past 100 years</li><li>Feel more confident taking candid photographs of people in public spaces</li><li>Have reflected on your own photographic techniques and style, identifying your own personal interests</li><li>Have a deeper understanding of reading available light</li><li>Have a better understanding of the legal framework for taking photographs in public</li><li>Create a small portfolio of street photography images</li></ul><p>Ideal for those who have completed our Photography for beginners course, or for anyone with a basic understanding of ISO, aperture, shutter speed, white balance and how to change these on your digital SLR, mirrorless or bridge camera (i.e. not a point-and-shoot). You must be able to use manual camera functions, including changing aperture and shutter speed.</p><p><br/>You should be able to follow simple written and verbal instructions to support demonstrations, hand-outs and for health and safety information, and be prepared to take part in group discussion. You should be happy using numbers and able to do simple measurements and calculations.</p><p>Teaching takes place through a combination of location shoots, talks, demonstrations, handouts and practical exercises. You are encouraged to practise independently outside of class to help embed the skills and knowledge covered. The course uses Google Classroom (an online teaching resource) for you to share comments with your class, download course material and upload images for group discussion. Instructions on how to log in are provided below.</p><p>Please bring your camera and ideally a notebook. If you don't have your own camera, City Lit has digital SLR and mirrorless cameras (Canon, Fuji, Nikon &amp; Sony), tripods and flash which you are welcome to borrow during the hours of the course. We are unable to lend equipment between the lessons.</p><p>City Lit runs a wide range of photography courses, from portrait photography, studio lighting, documentary photography, analogue film processing and creative software. Browse the website to get inspired.</p>PhotographyLocation & wildlife photographyconfigurable
