Never stop shooting:

1. Playground street photography

Shoot at the park!

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2. Elevator

Shoot from inside an elevator looking out:

Or shoot inside the elevator!

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Robert Frank: Americans elevator girl

From Robert Frank’s “The Americans“:

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3. Blur

Integrate blur into your photos to add more drama, motion, and dynamism!

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4. A subtle spot of light

5. Long distance flash street photography

Shoot from a distance, and shoot with a flash — and illuminate the whole scene.

6. Silhouette

Shoot silhouettes, by shooting high-contrast black and white (use ERIC KIM PRESETS). The silhouettes make your photos more mysterious, thus more open-ended and interesting to look at!

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7. Don’t show faces

Shoot people’s faces as it is obscured in the shade, or if they’re looking away from the camera, to add more mystery to your photos.