How to Transition from Street Photography to Portraiture

Many street photographers find portrait photography to be very cliche but don't often talk about how it can and should be made better. And unfortunately, lots of street photographers don't understand how to express why that's the case.

So instead, why not just show portrait photographers how it's done? A while back, we talked about a what it's like to transition. But as a photographer that shoots both street and portrait photography, I'm going to talk about how to do it and get started. Don't think of this as an end-all-be-all. But instead, this is just the tip of the iceberg. .

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