I Tried Street Photography for the First Time at 54
For years, I told myself that one day I would try street photography. But, I kept putting it off, until now... At 54 years old, after years of photographing landscapes, wildlife and birds, I took a train to Birmingham with a camera and no real idea what to expect. Not because I wanted to become a street photographer, but because I wanted to find out what happens when you step outside the parts of photography that feel comfortable. What followed was a day of uncertainty, awkwardness, observation, missed opportunities and a few surprises. This video is not a street photography tutorial. It is not a guide to camera settings, techniques or approaches. Instead, it is a reflection on what it feels like to be a beginner again after years of experience in other areas of photography. If you have ever avoided trying something new because it felt uncomfortable, unfamiliar or outside your comfort zone, I suspect some of these thoughts may resonate. 📷 Camera used: Nikon Zf Thank you for watching. Darren Website: https://www.darrenarnoldphotography.com

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