103 Things I’ve Learned About Street Photography

by Eric Kim

A good photo asks more questions than provides answers
35mm as a focal length is generally ideal for most street photographers. 28mm is too wide (most people don’t get close enough) and 50mm is too tight.
My keeper ratio : one decent shot a month, one shot I am proud of in a year.
“When in doubt, click.” – Charlie Kirk
When in doubt, take a step closer.
You will become a better photographer by asking people what they don’t like about your shots (rather than what they like).
A harsh and constructive critique is better than a pat on the back.
A good photo critique needs (at least) 4 sentences online. Preferably 8 sentences or more.
It isn’t the quantity of social media followers you have that matters, rather then quality of followed you have that matters.