Ramblings of a Confused

“Rambling of a Confused” is the blog of award winner photographer and visual storyteller Marco Secchi

November 12, 2017

National Geographic on my Photography Workshops

November 12, 2017/ Marco Secchi

A review on Nat Geo Collection on my Photography Workshops

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One of the BestTours on Tripadvisor. Photo Workshop. Have you ever walked on the streets and saw a moment that you wanted to capture, but you were too scared to take the photograph? Do you want to become more confident shooting in the streets and learn how to better interact with your subjects?

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There’s a quiet honesty in places like this. No performance, no posing, no “moment” waiting to happen. Just a man, a bowl, and the rhythm of an ordinary day moving exactly as it should. The kind of scene most people walk past without a second glance. But this is where photography actually lives. Not in the postcard. Not in the landmark. In the in-between. In the pause. In the small, human gestures that don’t ask to be noticed. Strip away the colour and there’s nowhere to hide. Either the frame holds, or it falls apart. This one holds. — If you shoot street or travel, here’s the uncomfortable truth: the subject isn’t enough. The structure has to carry the weight. Would you have stopped here? #Leica #LeicaPhotography #LeicaMonochrom #LeicaStreet #Budapest #BudapestLife #BudapestMarket #MarketHall

Everyone photographs Margit híd in Budapest Very few look underneath. :-) #budapest #margithid #danube #urbanphotography #architecturephotography #bluehour

The Hungarian Parliament building is seen across the Danube River with a man sitting on the bank, in a monochrome composition. The Neo-Gothic landmark, completed in 1904, remains one of the most recognisable architectural symbols of Budapest and a focal point of the city’s riverfront.

Budapest at blue hour, when the city stops being a place and starts becoming a rhythm. This is where I bring people during workshops, not for the postcard, but for the decisions. Balancing artificial light against the last trace of sky, holding highlights on the bridges, letting the river carry the frame. It looks effortless, but it never is. This is the moment where technique either supports your vision or gets in the way. If you’ve ever wondered how to read a scene like this and translate it into something intentional rather than accidental, that’s exactly what we work on out here. #BudapestPhotography #BlueHour #NightPhotography #PhotographyWorkshop #LearnPhotography CityscapePhotography StreetPhotography VisualStorytelling

Most people photograph the building. I’ll take the relationship between stone, space, and light. #budapest #hungary #parliament #streetphotography #travelphotography