POV Street Photography in a Suburban Town with Nick Turpin 

I'm a beginner street photographer and I must say that your RU-vid content is the most useful you can find around here along with Sean Tucker's. I sincerely love it, and I hope you keep your channel going on for a long time.

I see so much photos of the city. Thanks for this video.

2021 but again watch ❤️

'a photographer who does a bit of RU-vid, not a RU-vidr who does a bit of photography' Remarkably, the RU-vidrs who do a bit of photography seem to know just about everything about photography, experts without a serious product. Anyway Nt, glad to see another video!

This is one of the most interesting street photography video ive seen in ages. Thanks for doing this!

Glad that you’re back!

Very informative Nick, thanks for taking the time to upload it.

finally back, always fine following your work!

The part where you said “the council had done some crazy shit here on the cycles lines” made me laugh! It’s interesting to watch how you work and process a scene. I find myself working in a very similar style when theses little going on here along the seafront.. for this time of year, this is definitely the style of street photography I have to adopt. - less reactive and more constructive. Great idea to get out of London to produce this too! I’d be very interested to see how you would work in an almost completely rural environment. Great stuff, looking forward to seeing more when you have the time.

Thanks Nick, really enjoyed this video, taking us along for the ride and through your thoughts. Very interesting. Cheers.

Yes! I have been looking forward to new content.

great and very inspiring, thank you for looking at your wonderful work!

Nice to see you're back

Thank you nick.

I liked the video. It is always good to see a good behind the scenes. I also like that you share your thinking process. No many people do that. I hope you have got time to post more often ;D

Hey Nick! Happy to see you back. Those urban lines and shapes and shadows were just delirious. You got a few great shots there, really enjoyed watching.

love your work! very clear and useful greeting from Portugal

Enjoyed that vid Nick.. some very cool modern spots! loved the last pic of the girl with the one pink leg haha

How do you use comp in manual with the X100f? Thanks for the videos.

Thank you. Hope you share more real soon.

Excellent stuff again. A lesson for us all, just get out and do it.

Hi Nick. How wide do you recommend setting the single point focus ? regards Ken

Is there not noise at 3200 with Fuji 100? If you apply a noise reduction , the result that you obtain is not some pastel painting like? I have a Canon 6D and I just can't shoot at 3200 without apply a strong noise reduction that undefine the scene as a final result.

Hey Nick! Please tell me ho do you record like we are looking at the lcd? I want to record my street photography too. Thank you!

Hi Nick - Thanks for your practical approach to showing us your ways of using the camera in different real-life situations. Being a Fuji X-Series camera owner myself (X-E3 w/ the XF 23mm F2), I especially like seeing through your viewfinder. Would it be possible to discuss some of the reasons for your combination of settings near the end of each video once you've seen the viewfinder playback yourself examining different shooting situations (like the -1/3 stop setting in your Exposure Compensation in what looks like "average" lighting)? In this particular shooting situation, what are the resulting ISO settings on most of these images. That is one thing that bugs me about setting your camera to AUTO ISO - it simply only displays the top setting and which of the 3 custom ISO is active? Thanks :)

Thanks Nick! Do you ever get the urge to throw in a shot or two with some motion blur in a foreground layer (e.g. a passer by)? I saw you have some motion blur in some of your website portfolio. Is there a quick way you know of to switch the Fuji to such a mode (and back again) - maybe a shortcut button you can assign to force 1/8th second while pressed? Guessing there are many ways to do it, but interested to know if I missed something. Thanks

great stuff Nick, #inspiring

Truly enjoyed watching this video...would love to see how you organise your pictures during the editing process considering you shoot quite a few images of the same scene..

Great video thank Nick. May I ask why your are using ISO3200 in daylight ? Isn't it a bit high ?

Street photography in a suburban hospital...nae filming and drive NT. Good to see you back.

Watched your X100F set-up and now this one. Do you use burst or do you just have a fast finger? You did ref spray and pray.

Come on, Nick, I'm working now, I'm so happy you came back but I have to wait about 4 hours to enjoy this!!!

Was very interesting to see how you build a scene. I'm always a bit sceptical about pushing my Fuji to ISO3200 but you made me want to try now :) Cheers mate, hope to see you around!

Hi Nick Very good to see you back. I'd like to know how you film and take pictures at the same time.

interesting... thanks for sharing your thoughts whilst shooting... //freddie

You are using back button focus correct? Love your videos brother.

Hi Nick. A very interesting vídeo and place. I don't know how safe it is, but would you ever do a night street photography vídeo in the future?

What do you use to capture your camera viewpoint directly?

What sunglasses are you wearing? They look great.

Thanks God for burst mode.

Wai Lam brought me here..and I stayed.

Lots of ‘nice’ things but no explanation of why they are ‘nice’ ...that would help greatly I think....