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In terms of portrait shots I'm really struggling to get a grasp on depth of field for my subjects and that background blur thats natural for the suburban or street environment. Would i have to get a lens that's more suited to this like an 85mm or would i just need to adjust my subject spacing .??

So far I've done what i can with my 50mm but i was looking to ask if anyone out there has a better idea as to what kind of lens would suit street photography best in the long run.

One really important and amazing kind of photography for me is night sky photography. This takes a lot of advantage of the manual controls that our cameras allow for us and a heap of fun. If done in the right place and the right way then the outcomes are stunning. A great tip would be to look...

What is the best camera setting for street photography? As i would like to take a lot of street photos and would love to know if there a standard point where i can start at. 🙌

Hi there I'm a college graduate thats started to pick up photography as a hobby to spend some time in an outdoor manner and go out and take pictures of random people, places and travelling sites. Hope to get along with you all here peace✌️