I talked about the signal-based approach when traveling with cameras across cities and countries for street and travel photography enthusiasts. I also showed Capture One. I'll be making a separate video about it.

How do you construct a scene? How do you improve a photograph's composition? How do you build relationships between objects? How do you frame? Is there right and wrong framing in photography? What is a signal in photography? How do you study, analyze a scene, and anticipate events? How do you overcome your fear of shooting?

Without any embarrassment, I showed a basket of photographs that didn't make it through the selection process and what can be done with them. Attentive viewers can also participate in the competition :)

The 12th course of the Photography Lab starts on September 1st. Two months of a fascinating journey through photography and art in the company of like-minded people from all over the world. No curators, warm-ups, crowded spaces, or re-recorded lectures. Just a live online experience, a great community, and support in everything. Suitable for beginners. Made for people, not photographers. https://streetclub.art

Some of the recommended videos that will help you improve your skills without any photography courses:

ТОП твоих ошибок в фотографии и как исправить — Top photography mistakes and how to fix them

Улучши навыки и избавься от страхов — Improving your skills and overcoming your fears

Чего боятся новички в фотографии? — Stand-up comedy at the opening of the Photography Lab exhibition at Foto One. About photography myths.

I write about photography on my Telegram channel, post pictures, share my experiences, and analyze my own and other people's images — http://t.me/yesmagnum. I also help photographers for free in private messages at http://t.me/lkarmat. You can also send me pictures for analysis — careful, constructive, and, of course, subjective.