In this week's photography tutorial, I try my hand again at street photography while on a walk around the city of Manchester. I show how I shot in black and white, underexposing my images to create a high contrast, low key look that really lets my subjects pop out of the image.

I give my top tips for finding and taking better street images, including how I use a relatively ancient Sony compact camera to let me travel light and remain inconspicuous.

This video might not appeal to those of you who come to my channel for macro and nature videos, but street photography is a genre I really love and have always wanted to get better at. And I've found that the more I shoot, the better shots I do seem to come away with, so I'm hoping my musings around practice and dedication will resonate with you, regardless of your chosen genre.

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