Taotzu's new 2026 online photography course is live 🔥
【Finding Photography in Travel: From Landscape and Portrait to Street, Seeing the World Through Your Own Eyes】
Course link: https://seeds.com.tw/courses/taotzu
Enter "tz300" at checkout to get an NT$300 discount
#LongshanTemple #Wanhua #Monga #StreetWalk #streetphotography #35mm #X100VI #HerbAlley #Bopiliao #HuaxiStreet
The first episode of our brand-new series, Street Walk: each time we pick one place that's good for photos and use just one focal length. This time, with the X100VI's 35mm, we set off from Longshan Temple, the most international starting point for street photography in Taipei, pass through Herb Alley, once a lifesaving lane, loop past Xinfu Market and Bopiliao, and walk all the way to the corner of Guangzhou Street and Wuzhou Street, where the evening light is at its most beautiful. Along the way we share why 35mm is the easiest focal length to start street photography with, how to shoot a market from an event-coverage perspective, how to let the light choose your subject, and a small trick for recording the passage of time by fixing your Kelvin value. Perfect for wandering at your own pace on a cool autumn evening and pressing the shutter.
00:00 Opening | Longshan Temple, one of Taipei's three great temples
00:54 New series | Street Walk, one focal length at a time
02:01 Why 35mm is the right call when you're out of ideas
02:41 Longshan Temple | An international temple
07:17 Tall buildings around landmarks: should they be restricted?
07:40 Herb Alley | The lifesaving lane of years gone by
08:18 How to shoot a market | Like covering an event
10:35 Recommended route | From Xinfu Market and Bopiliao to Huaxi Street
11:53 How the Longshan Temple area has changed in recent years
12:36 Long shadows against the light, and reflections off a sign
13:08 Secondhand market | Using the crowd as foreground
13:57 Guangzhou St. and Wuzhou St. | Where the evening light is most beautiful
16:07 Turn around for front light | Let the light choose your subject
17:39 Fix your Kelvin value to record the change of time
19:08 2 to 3 meters, the most comfortable distance for 35mm
20:00 The most perfect time to shoot night market lights
21:44 Closing | A recommended beginner street walk route
#travel #destinations #portraitphotography #photographytutorial #photographytips #phototips #photographylessons
【Become a member? I'm OK Ah!】
I'm OK Ah has opened a membership channel!!
Just $50.00 a month
If you're interested, feel free to consider it
For detailed membership perks, see the link below
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Taotzu's new 2026 online photography course is live 🔥
【Finding Photography in Travel: From Landscape and Portrait to Street, Seeing the World Through Your Own Eyes】
Course link: https://seeds.com.tw/courses/taotzu
Enter "tz300" at checkout to get an NT$300 discount
#LongshanTemple #Wanhua #Monga #StreetWalk #streetphotography #35mm #X100VI #HerbAlley #Bopiliao #HuaxiStreet
The first episode of our brand-new series, Street Walk: each time we pick one place that's good for photos and use just one focal length. This time, with the X100VI's 35mm, we set off from Longshan Temple, the most international starting point for street photography in Taipei, pass through Herb Alley, once a lifesaving lane, loop past Xinfu Market and Bopiliao, and walk all the way to the corner of Guangzhou Street and Wuzhou Street, where the evening light is at its most beautiful. Along the way we share why 35mm is the easiest focal length to start street photography with, how to shoot a market from an event-coverage perspective, how to let the light choose your subject, and a small trick for recording the passage of time by fixing your Kelvin value. Perfect for wandering at your own pace on a cool autumn evening and pressing the shutter.
00:00 Opening | Longshan Temple, one of Taipei's three great temples
00:54 New series | Street Walk, one focal length at a time
02:01 Why 35mm is the right call when you're out of ideas
02:41 Longshan Temple | An international temple
07:17 Tall buildings around landmarks: should they be restricted?
07:40 Herb Alley | The lifesaving lane of years gone by
08:18 How to shoot a market | Like covering an event
10:35 Recommended route | From Xinfu Market and Bopiliao to Huaxi Street
11:53 How the Longshan Temple area has changed in recent years
12:36 Long shadows against the light, and reflections off a sign
13:08 Secondhand market | Using the crowd as foreground
13:57 Guangzhou St. and Wuzhou St. | Where the evening light is most beautiful
16:07 Turn around for front light | Let the light choose your subject
17:39 Fix your Kelvin value to record the change of time
19:08 2 to 3 meters, the most comfortable distance for 35mm
20:00 The most perfect time to shoot night market lights
21:44 Closing | A recommended beginner street walk route
#travel #destinations #portraitphotography #photographytutorial #photographytips #phototips #photographylessons
【Become a member? I'm OK Ah!】
I'm OK Ah has opened a membership channel!!
Just $50.00 a month
If you're interested, feel free to consider it
For detailed membership perks, see the link below
@imokahhhh
【I'm OK Ah】more links https://linktr.ee/imokahhhh
いろんな国のフォトグラファーによる動画を見ていますが、同じ街並みでも撮る人によって見え方が違うのがすごく魅力的ですよね。
あと、字幕はYouTubeの字幕機能(CC)を使って、視聴者がオン・オフを選べるようにすると、もっと良くなるかもしれません。そうすれば、海外の視聴者が字幕をオンにした時も、画面がスッキリして見やすくなると思います!