David Gibson’s The Street Photographer’s Manual is an accessible guide for photographers who want to explore street photography in greater depth. The book is not only about technique, but above all about learning to see: light, timing, gestures, shapes, shadows, and unexpected encounters in the city.
Through twenty straightforward project tutorials on themes such as sequences, shadows, and objects, Gibson helps you photograph public spaces more intentionally. The book also includes illustrated profiles of twenty internationally acclaimed street photographers, including Bruce Gilden, Nils Jorgensen, and Trent Parke.
This new edition also features work by emerging street photographers, up-to-date advice about Instagram, and a foreword by British street photographer Matt Stuart. That makes the book suitable for beginning street photographers as well as photographers who want to sharpen the way they see.
An accessible book for photographers who want to train their eye for unexpected moments in the city.
The Street Photographer’s Manual - David Gibson
Pages: 192
Price: € 14,99
Publisher: Thames & Hudson
