Visualization: What is the Best Camera For Street Photography?

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What is the best camera for street photography? NEWEST VISUALIZATION by ANNETTE KIM
What is the best camera for street photography? NEWEST VISUALIZATION by ANNETTE KIM

Not sure what is the best camera for street photography? ANNETTE KIM put together this dope visualization on how to simplify your life by helping you decide, “What is the best street photography camera for me?”

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10x Thinking

10X Abstract by ERIC KIM
10X Abstract by ERIC KIM
10X Abstract by ERIC KIM

In today’s world, you must meaningfully differentiate yourself from your competition by taking yourself to the next level — pushing yourself 10x more than you think you’re capable of.

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The Ultimate Beginner’s Guide to Mastering Photography: Part 1. Why Make Photos?

Cindy with red scarf. Berlin, 2017 #cindyproject
Cindy with red scarf. Berlin, 2017 #cindyproject

Dear friend,

This will be your personal guide on how you can master photography– for yourself, regardless of your skill level. Regardless if you’re a total beginner/newbie, or a more intermediate/advanced photographer– this course will give you the skills and tools to take your photography to the next level, and become your own master photographer.

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STREAMER

Cindy Silhouette and purple background. Berlin, 2017
Silhouette and purple background. Berlin, 2017
Cindy Silhouette and purple background. Berlin, 2017

As a modern photographer, you are no longer just a “photographer”, marketer, blogger, vlogger— you are a “streamer”.

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Auburn Hair

cindy project eric kim black and white

Auburn hair
To you I swear
To always be there

For you,
Through the changing hues.
The crimson red and the blue

Always, for you.

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The ‘T’ Technique of Success

T technique: Broad generalization (across X axis), and deep specialization going down (Y axis).
T technique: Broad generalization (across X axis), and deep specialization going down (Y axis).
T technique: Broad generalization (across X axis), and deep specialization going down (Y axis).

A tip on how to succeed as a modern photographer, embrace the ‘T’ Technique— broad generalization across many disciplines (the top of the T) and deep specialization in one domain (the line of the T that goes downward).

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On Risk and Failure

Kyoto Abstract by ERIC KIM, 2017
Abstract by ERIC KIM
Abstract by ERIC KIM

A lot of us are afraid of “failure”— and many of us are “risk averse.”

But what does that really mean? And what is the worst-case scenario?

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15 Lessons Piet Mondrian Has Taught Me About Art and Photography

PIET MONDRIAN x ERIC KIM
Piet Mondrian x Eric Kim
PIET MONDRIAN x ERIC KIM

If you’ve ever seen the Red, Yellow, and Blue abstract pictures/paintings of Piet Mondrian and didn’t “get it”— I’m with you. This article will share with you what I personally love about his work, and how his artwork has informed my own picture-making, and education as a visual artist.

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80% Principle For Success

Follow the 80% principle: publish blog posts that you consider “80% good enough”

80% principle for success

One principle for success as a modern photographer: realize that your artistic work will never be ‘perfect’, that you’re in a state of ‘becoming’ and don’t let perfectionism hold you back. Rather, strive to do your work ‘80% good enough’ and hit publish.

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BERLIN DIARY

My artistic perspective of the world is that the world is a beautiful and joyful place. I try to make uplifting pictures of Cindy, which will inspire my viewer. Berlin, 2017

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Imager

Image by ANNETTE KIM

Image by ANNETTE KIM
Image by ANNETTE KIM

A fun idea: as a modern photographer, you are no longer a ‘photographer’, but an ‘imager’— someone who makes images.

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LONDON Conquer Your Fears in Street Photography Workshop (January 27-28, 2018)

Hearts. Downtown LA, 2011. Street portrait with flash and permission.

eric kim street photography - the city of angels - black and white-4-street-portrait-hearts-tattoo-downtown-la

To register for the workshop contact my manager neil.ta@erickimphotography.com


Dear friend,

If you want to conquer your fears in street photography and meet new peers, I cordially invite you to my “Conquer Your Fears in Street Photography Workshop” in London, January 27-28, 2018.

Street photography is the most difficult genre of photography. Why? You must be quick on your toes, you must know how to have the courage and panache to capture the “decisive moment”, and you must kill any ounce of hesitation in your bones.

I am the most confident street photographer I know, and I have learned countless tips, techniques, and psychological tools to conquer my fears of street photography. And my ambition is to share all of these secrets with you—in order for you to conquer any fears you have in street photography, in order for you to never hesitate again before shooting a street photograph.

Never miss another decisive moment, ever again.

Laughing lady. NYC, 2016

Ask yourself:

“How many potential great street photographs have I missed, because I was too nervous, or scared, to make a picture?”

Then ask yourself:

“What If I no longer had any fears in Street photography? How many more pictures could I make, that brings joy to my soul?

Build your confidence, courage, and boldness in all aspects of your life

Mad men. NYC, 2017. Pentax 645Z

Consider, the skills you build in conquering your fears will not only help your street photography —it will also help you in your personal, business, and almost every part of your life.

I know that personally, building my confidence and conquering my fears in street photography has helped me take more risks in by business, to have more self-confidence in myself, and also for me to become a more brave person. I’m more bold in my entrepreneurial aspirations, I’m more ambitious to take bigger risks, and I have reaped higher rewards.

I wish I was a more confident street photographer and human being a lot earlier— I would have been able to have made so many more better pictures, had the confidence to talk more with strangers, and also to have started my own business sooner.

By investing in this workshop, you’re not just investing in your photography. You are investing in your whole life.

Elevate your street photography to the next level

Woman and umbrella. Seoul, 2009

You’re already a good photographer. You just need an extra push — to push yourself out of your comfort zone.

In this workshop, you will be given practical assignments to push your street photography to the next level.

  1. You will learn how to conquer your fear of rejection in street photography.
  2. You will learn how to shoot candidly (without permission) at very close distances(1 arm length away) without getting punched in the face.
  3. How to defuse confrontations in street photography, and also how to turn bad situations into positive ones.
  4. The mental tools and mindset to be fearless in street photography.
  5. Composition tips and techniques to make more dynamic, edgy, and powerful street photographs.
  6. The art of editing: how to choose your best street photographs.
  7. The secrets of what makes a great street photograph.

This workshop will give you practical and philosophical tools to elevate your street photography to the next level. But you will only get from the workshop what you put in.

Therefore, please, only invest in this workshop if you truly have a hunger and passion to elevate your street photography to the next level.

100% money-back guarantee

Dynamic low angle composition. Tokyo, 2011 by ERIC KIM

Not sure whether the workshop is worth it? I got your back. I offer you a 100% money-back guarantee. I’m so confident in my ability to empower you in street photography, that if you’re not 100% satisfied with the workshop experience, I will refund you 100% of your workshop tuition after the workshop.

Trust me, this workshop is experience is something you don’t want to miss out on. You will not only learn the practical tools to make better street photos, but you will have a unique opportunity to meet other passionate street photographers.

The workshop is also incredibly fun, and you will be able to join a community of like-minded street photographers, who you will have the opportunity to keep in touch long after the workshop.

To register for the workshop contact my manager neil.ta@erickimphotography.com who will address all of your questions, help you with logistics, and will send an invoice for you to secure your spot for the workshop.

Look forward to having you,
ERIC

Workshop logistics

  • Tuition: 1500 USD (Early-bird discount of 995 USD if paid before December 31, 2017)
  • Dates: January 27-28, 2018
  • Times: 10am-5pm
  • Participant cap: 16 Students

To register for the workshop, email neil.ta@erickimphotography.com


Testimonials

Seven years of teaching workshops later (over 30 cities, 100 workshops, 1000 students), I still love teaching workshops.

Read my 200+ student testimonials >


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Got any questions, concerns, or need help with logistics for the workshop? Contact my manager neil.ta@erickimphotography.com who will address you.

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