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Mehdi Benembarek
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π· 10 tips / advices if you're new to documentary / travel photography Youβre welcome to share the cast in your community π€ 1β£ Be curious, ask questions If you show genuine interest, you'll soon open doors and be part of the family / community. 2β£ Avoid giving money for a photograph Money can modify the nature of your relationship. It will also change how locals perceive their own culture and way of life.
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Mehdi Benembarek
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3β£ Public spaces When you arrive in a public space like a market, interact with locals before you press the shutter, get their agreement. To get authentic photographs, leave and come back later discreetly. 4β£ Fixed focal lense A zoom lense can push you to be static whereas a fixed focal to be more mobile, more flexible and find different angles and point of views to better tell your story. 5β£ Don't be offended if sometimes you find closed doors When you visit a community, you are the guest. Always keep in mind you enter their individual and collective intimacy. For various reasons like religious or social, they might decide it's not intended to be public.
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Mehdi Benembarek
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Travel / Documentary photographers here Letβs make it a thread with all your advices / tips. Will compile and create an article @ozlem @angelikakollin @leslieaspurlock @tibalism @heathernstout β¦
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Charoa
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Totally agree and i love the idea of coming back after a bit once you have permission. that was a great tip!
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Thanks for the tips and the great photos Mehdi! 100 $00
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