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Sobriety Through Shooting Street Photography with Tyi Reddick

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#535 In this episode of the podcast, I chat with Tyi Reddick, a passionate street photographer who shares his journey of using photography as a meaningful expression of his recovery. Tyi dives into the emotional and generational connections behind his favorite black-and-white captures. He emphasizes the importance of documenting family moments and building confidence through community support.
THE BIG IDEAS

  • Capture Authentic Moments: Focus on photographing real, heartfelt moments rather than staged scenes; authenticity resonates deeply.
  • Embrace Community Support: Join photography groups for encouragement and constructive feedback; a supportive community can boost confidence.
  • Experiment and Learn: Don’t shy away from complex settings; hands-on experience with your camera is crucial for growth.
  • Document Family Memories: Prioritize capturing significant family moments; these photos can become timeless treasures.

PHOTOGRAPHY ACTION PLAN

  1. Capture Genuine Emotions: Photograph family gatherings or candid moments at home to capture real emotions. Use black and white to emphasize the emotional depth of your photos.
  2. Engage with Online Communities: Join a photography-focused Facebook group and actively participate in discussions. Share your photos and ask for constructive feedback to improve.
  3. Master Camera Functions: Switch your camera to manual mode and practice adjusting aperture, ISO, and shutter speed. Take a series of shots in various lighting conditions to understand how these settings interact.
  4. Enhance Your Portfolio: Start with a simple digital portfolio, showcasing your best work in black and white and color. Include a mix of street, family, and emotional photographs for variety.
  5. Plan Photo Sessions: Carry your camera daily and commit to taking photos spontaneously. Schedule dedicated photo walks to practice street photography and engage with potential subjects.

RESOURCES:
Follow Tyi Reddick on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/tyis_eyes/

Learn What Camera Settings to Use in our free guide!
https://perfectcamerasettings.com/

Sign up for your free CloudSpot Account today at www.DeliverPhotos.com

Connect with Raymond!

Thanks for listening & keep shooting!

  continue reading

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#535 In this episode of the podcast, I chat with Tyi Reddick, a passionate street photographer who shares his journey of using photography as a meaningful expression of his recovery. Tyi dives into the emotional and generational connections behind his favorite black-and-white captures. He emphasizes the importance of documenting family moments and building confidence through community support.
THE BIG IDEAS

  • Capture Authentic Moments: Focus on photographing real, heartfelt moments rather than staged scenes; authenticity resonates deeply.
  • Embrace Community Support: Join photography groups for encouragement and constructive feedback; a supportive community can boost confidence.
  • Experiment and Learn: Don’t shy away from complex settings; hands-on experience with your camera is crucial for growth.
  • Document Family Memories: Prioritize capturing significant family moments; these photos can become timeless treasures.

PHOTOGRAPHY ACTION PLAN

  1. Capture Genuine Emotions: Photograph family gatherings or candid moments at home to capture real emotions. Use black and white to emphasize the emotional depth of your photos.
  2. Engage with Online Communities: Join a photography-focused Facebook group and actively participate in discussions. Share your photos and ask for constructive feedback to improve.
  3. Master Camera Functions: Switch your camera to manual mode and practice adjusting aperture, ISO, and shutter speed. Take a series of shots in various lighting conditions to understand how these settings interact.
  4. Enhance Your Portfolio: Start with a simple digital portfolio, showcasing your best work in black and white and color. Include a mix of street, family, and emotional photographs for variety.
  5. Plan Photo Sessions: Carry your camera daily and commit to taking photos spontaneously. Schedule dedicated photo walks to practice street photography and engage with potential subjects.

RESOURCES:
Follow Tyi Reddick on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/tyis_eyes/

Learn What Camera Settings to Use in our free guide!
https://perfectcamerasettings.com/

Sign up for your free CloudSpot Account today at www.DeliverPhotos.com

Connect with Raymond!

Thanks for listening & keep shooting!

  continue reading

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