Street Photography with my X-T5
Here is a small selection of my shots from yesterday's Street Photography Workshop in London.
We were blessed with glorious if a little chilly, weather as we spent time around Whitehall, Parliament and The South Bank.
A charming small group of fellow photographers joined me as we got in around 20,000 steps and moved steadily through the half-term tourists.
I tend not to shoot a whole load during my workshops, as the day is geared towards the students getting as much out of the day as possible.
We started with a coffee in a secret place I know, headed down Whitehall, through Parliament Square, and over the bridge for lunch in a secret place I know.
After that, we mingled through the afternoon sunlight towards the Millenium Bridge, where we ended up in a secret bar that I know where I showed the group how I edit my black and white images over a pint of London IPA.
All shots were taken on the remarkable Fujifilm X-T5 and my favourite lens, the new XF18mm F1.4 lens.
A Note on the editing of these photographs
These images were edited with my Lightroom Profile collection in one click.
It gives a very gritty, filmic look which I like for this kind of personal photography.
