Taking street photos is one of the ways to directly express people's daily life. Using documentary techniques to express this aspect is the creative philosophy I have always followed. The so-called documentary, to put it bluntly, is to shoot whatever you want. There is no need to think more about the aesthetic aspects of photography, because the people and scenes on the street are ever-changing. If you wait until you understand the aesthetic elements before pressing the shutter, I'm afraid that the moment you want has long disappeared. However, this does not require you to shoot randomly without any thought, but it requires you to capture the scene you want according to your own shooting plan. This is the on-site observation and foresight that photographers all know. There are many excellent street photographers in the world, but the outstanding photography works that have been famous for generations are all related to their keen observation and precise foresight. This is also the motivation for me to always learn and hone. Here, I also hope that the majority of photographers who really want to improve their photography skills will pick up your camera and walk into life. From scenes of common daily life, you can extract the true emotions of people in contemporary society and add some color to your works. The frivolity of glamour, snow and moon adds some weight to authentic life!
