Let's start this blog with a question, is it right to use burst mode when shooting street photography?

I know there are many photographers who believe that its cheating and street photography should be about capturing the decisive

The weather this year has been awful, it has been a total washout and it was time to take full advantage of this, I’d been keeping eye on the weather channel and there was the promise of heavy rain Tuesday and Wednesday,

Madness I hear you shout, 45 miles of walking but, I didn’t plan on walking so far (I never do), but when I get focused I’m like the energizer bunny, I just keep going and going. My weekend started at 8 am, the weather was perfect, sunny and hot and all I needed was to be on my A-game and boy was I.

I’ve decided this year to write a few blogs about the places I revisit in both London and Cambridge and in this first blog I’ll be heading to Cambridge.

Finding a good spot with great light and staying there to work the scene, this is how I now approach street photography I have in the past waited in a spot for hours working it. Most of the time I wait at a spot until the light has gone and as is the case with Cambridge market I’ll always revisit to work the scene over and over.