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Great selection, nice one. Funny how your Alex Webb choice is one with his infamous use of the silhouette, something that is now copied to death by street togs everywhere, and has now been labelled 'the curse of Alex Webb'! Trent Parke is incredible, his execution of the film medium is dream like. IMHO Meyerowitz is overrated and a big part of his success is of course his mentoring by Robert Frank, the one hit wonder of "Americans'. But what do I know? Subbed.

must be quite a thing for a british man to almost have an emotional experience. poor bastards, can't even have one feeling

Loved the vid.

That photo at 4:34 took my breath away. Just outstanding.

Great Video. Thank you!

Wonderful work , thank you for sharing ...

i like your pictures, do you sell a photo book?

Great channel sir! Keep up the great work!

Great book Rupert! Well done!

thx boss

Finding this channel is like finding oasis among hundreds of so called street photographer nowadays (which most of them only shot what happened on the street rather than making art out of it).

Thank you!

It's just amazing! I am impressed!

Enjoyed. Very much. Thank you.

A great video,.

Very inspirational video. Early morning light looks great.

Another excellent video with very helpful examples of how you composed your images. Thanks for making the video (and sharing it).

HCB aka the eye of the world

Loving these videos. Re spying on man smoking - do you have any videos or info in your book about legalities of publishing images of people online or in print? I assume its all clear but I'd love to know more from experienced street photographers.. thanks

Oof…the color grading of your video kinda wrecked Webb’s color.

fantastic video. i used to do a lot of burn and dodging trickery, back in my darkroom days. a lot of us did.

I am very impressed with your work! I am now a fan. Do continue your fine Art and sharing your skill set. Thank You.

You are a great Artist and spokes person for your work and science. Thank You.

Inspiring! Looking forward to walking around with my camera, searching for pictures waiting to be taken!

Your photos are beautifully composed. Reminds me of Fan Ho. Thank you for this :)

Great tips, thanks a lot!

Thanks!

Great shots, great video & subscribed.😁

thanks Rupert for keeping alive street photography. So much of it now is more portraitism(my own word) rather than a serious art form that includes traditional art structure like leading lines and dynamic symmetry. So much is concentrating on gear and running around all over town looking for much of nothing rather than waiting for the shot at a set up location. And what happened to some meaning in the photo?

Thank you, your videos and photos are very inspiring.

do u always post prod ur pictures

Thanks for the review Much appreciated

Simple and beautiful

I have a copy and it is one of my most valued books I have.

Modern classics, as good as any renowned photog. Especially in this day of C-phone camera's.

Hey! Absolutely love the selection of your own work... Conveys loneliness and quiet contemplation. Your work with shadows is rather brilliant.

Just when I think I’m starting to get it, you present this wonderful video and make me realise how (very!) far I’ve got to go! I live in a semi rural area, I take my camera everywhere, but I really struggle, especially on a flat dull day as the contrast is severely lacking, often leaving a really dull flat one dimensional image … I will, however persevere!! Thanks for the inspiration 😊 📷

I'm watching you from iraq your photos are great

very good!

Mono photography is great when the light won't co-operate. Good to see André Kertész get a mention. I studied the work of André Kertész whilst at college. He greatly influenced Cartier-Bresson, Brassai and Capa. Well worth searching out his work online. One of my favourite photographers.

What an excellent work you’ve done Rupert! I just love your content! Keep it up!

Exceptional photographs. Cant wait to show this video to my students.

August Sander has a lovely image of a bald chef with a round metal pudding bowl, like your 2 baldies on the steps. LOvely images. made better by mono treatment.

Very nice mono compositions.

The featured picture of Ernst Haas is very similar to the image in the opening titles of Hitchcock`s "North by Northwest" (1953) designed by Saul Bass: ruclips.net/video/1ON67uYwGaw/видео.html

What an excellent group you've selected. Thank you.

Thank you,long creative years.

Hi Rupert - another great video with valuable tips. I very much enjoyed the images you included in the video in support of your recommendations on how to use steps to create interesting street images. Well done and thank you.

Your the Best teacher, sir 🙏🙏🙏