In the heart of the city, where the buzz of life and the beauty of architecture blend seamlessly, capturing the perfect shot is an distinctive artform. Street photography face unique challenges, not the least of which is the unpredictable weather.
It doesn’t need to be winter to get cold quickly in the city. Wind blowing in narrow streets, sudden rain, or the cold after hours of exploring can make your hands numb and stiff.
That’s why we’re so excited about The Djuke – our newest photography glove, meticulously designed for those mild winter conditions in the unpredictable urban environment and in a sleek design approved by the fashion police.
Everything you need to know about getting into street photography. What lens to use, how to compose an image, how to use the light to your advantage, what settings to use. Here are our top tips for beginner street photographers.
Introducing the brand new Urbex Street Photography Glove. Designed for Urban Explorers, who take to the frozen winter streets to capture a world that often gets overlooked amongst the hustle and bustle of city life. Abandoned Warehouses, Sparkling Lights, City Skylines and One of a Kind Characters. Being a street photographer takes patience, persistence and a bit of style. The Urbex glove is built to help urban photographers maintain that balance of style, warmth and functionality.
Urban photography can be one of the most difficult types of photography because the photographer is constantly juggling fleeting moments, inconsistent light and unplanned obstacles, but it's also one of the most interesting types of photography. If you've been meaning to give street photography a try, these easy and quick five tips will send you well on your way!
