Five years ago, I was afraid to shoot evening and night street...not because of the people, but because of the poor quality of the photos. Now I can do it more boldly than ever thanks to the low noise camera and high-speed optics.
Well, people have become kinder! Young people are friendly to a photographer on a busy street.
Previously, everyone turned away from the camera, but now most of them want to get into the lens.
Sometimes young people come up to me and ask to take a picture.
And then they ask where to get the pictures, show where to drop them off, and exchange contacts.
And it became easier for me to take pictures of people, that if someone refuses or asks to delete them later, I don't take pictures or delete them.
I've become easier to take pictures because there are more opportunities to take new ones.
Night street photography attracts with its color.
I actually like all night photography because of the artificial lighting and the way it changes the usual daytime scenes.
Even new cameras allow you to shoot directly in jpeg without the use of processing.
I'm starting to get used to wasting time processing raw files.
Sometimes it feels like I'm only making things worse.
The latest generation processors process things in such a way that I don't want to add or subtract anything.
Raw will remain for heavy conditions during night shooting for now..
