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Please support Ibarionex and his family recover for the loss of their home from the Eaton Fire in Altadena through their

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photo: Ibarionex

photo: Ibarionex

How to Photograph Strangers: Images from the Flickr Pool

Ibarionex Perello April 24, 2014

In this video, I discuss my personal approach for photographer strangers. Based on ideas and concepts which I include in my latest book Portraits of Strangers, I share how I convince people to be photographed by me.

In the short video, I also discuss what technical matters I consider including lighting, background and lens choice, as well as how to handle difficult situations such as photographing at a busy public event. 

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Tags Flickr, YouTube, photographing strangers, strangers, portraits, street portraits, people, technique, lighting, background, setting
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