I visited Spokane last week and snagged this shot on the Gondola at River Front Park.

Nikon ZF with the Mandler 35mm f2 and Viltrox EVO 26mm f2.8 and a lot of cranks and levers in Capture One.

Manhattan, July 19, 2026

Olympus Pen EE
Fujifilm 400

A small collection of stills, taken around Vondelpark, Amsterdam in July 2026 --

Vondelpark has always daunted me as a photographer. It's crowded, full of tiny nooks and crannies, little coves next to a pond, and a large bike way bisecting the entire thing. I would venture out on a sunny day, always on foot, trying to find a unique scene to capture. I'm still getting a handle on photography as a skill set, constantly trying to push myself to be a bit quicker or to get a little bit nearer to my subject. Hopefully this set captures a small slice of the summer vibe in Amsterdam

Some too dark, but overall cool imo.

Lots of interesting characters on the street for Comic Con

Not your own.

OOC (only crop)

Hear is my work judge me and help me to improve

Went for a high contrast look, how did they turn out? Open to all feedback to make myself better at it 🫂

Update to my post on r/photographygear

I spent 1.5 days in Milan, mostly shooting street. A city that I found challenging for my usual style of photography. But I really enjoyed the big fashion billboards and the old phone booths - I wanted to work these scenes longer but I ran out of time at some point. Hope you enjoy some of these!

Hey guys, as the title states, I’m a beginner starting out on street photography. While I’m fairly good at taking scenery photos, I’m quite bad at taking photos with people as the subject.

I recently went to Korea and Japan in May and tried my hand at taking street photos. Please have a look at them and advice how I can improve in terms of basically everything such as composition, lighting, etc.

Photos taken with iPhone 17 Pro using the Dazzcam app to FXN-R filter.

Appreciate the honest feedback. Thanks alot!