Street, disease and New York (episode 37)

For episode 37 we interview the friendly Luciano Del Buffalo.  He's a consummate street photographer from New York, who has some lovely work. Luciano has been published, he's a keen traveller and loves talking about street photography - luckily for us. In this podcast we consider: shooting close up permission for shooting working with homeless zones and tones importance of practise time of the day shooting is a disease overcoming confrontations We look at questions like: Does gear improve your work? Why trips keep you fresh Why you don't want that killer photo Luciano went under the phlogger's random questions, so find out why he would upgrade his brain and the next Leica camera. TIMING 0   how he met Dominique and Sarah + street intro 11  ethics and shooting candids 21  starting in photography wtih zones and framing 26  shooting in france + dealing with issues 30  equipment choice 36  gear and improvment 40  traveling to london and cuba 46  time of day to shoot 48  motivation 54  the shot of your life + choosing where to live 57  worst experience shooting street 66  why is street photography important 72  random questions 82  recommendation FURTHER INFORMATION Luciano Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/delbufalophoto/ Luciano website - http://www.delbufalophoto.com/