Taking Photography to the Streets
Life in the city is dynamic, quirky, and unpredictable. People are moving and things are happening around you all the time. Are you fascinated by people and do you wish you had the tools and the nerve to point your camera and share your experience but did not know where to start?
This workshop will lead you on a walk and give you tips on how to capture those magic moments — spotting them and being quick enough to catch them. After an initial discussion and sharing of ideas, we’ll shoot in the streets with in-the-field instructions and question and answer. The workshop will conclude with a discussion and plans to share the photos taken.
Please bring any type of camera you are proficient and comfortable with.
This class is presented in partnership with Exposed DC.
Location
National Portrait Gallery
F and Eighth streets NW
Washington,
DC
Neighborhood: Chinatown
Meet outside the F Street NW entrance.
Past event
Instructor
Mukul Ranjan is based in the D.C. area and has been photographing people in the city and around the globe for the past nine years. He is fascinated by people, society, and culture, and uses his photography to share his view of the world.