
Street photography tip: Don't let bad shoes ruin your day
Sunday 16 July 2023, 23:23 by Michiel Heijmans | 2,606 views | 2 commentsThis article was translated from Dutch with the help of AI. Read the original.
The best street photographs are taken in good shoes. They may even be more important than the weather or the type of camera you take with you. Good shoes can make or break your day, trust me.

If you really get started with street photography, you will walk kilometres in a day for that one good photograph. Struggle to reach 10,000 steps a day? Street photography is a top-level sport. Count on twice that number of steps, easily.
Good footwear is essential for the success of your street photography. Of course, I would rather wear Allstars too, and sure, they look better than walking shoes from Hanwag or Salomon. But you don't get blisters in the latter! You can put your Allstars back on tomorrow.

About the author
Michiel is professioneel straatfotograaf en geeft workshops en lezingen over straatfotografie. Hij schrijft columns voor Focus Magazine en is erg actief op Instagram. Daar vind je dagelijks inspiratie en tips voor je eigen straatfotografie!
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2 comments
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DIRK VAN DAMME wrote on Tuesday 18 July 2023 at 12:57 | replyWent out in Ghent and photographed "undercover"
Translated from Dutch.
for the first time.
Have to say that it was exciting.
Camera on the chest, screen tilted and we'll see. -
Michiel Heijmans wrote on Tuesday 18 July 2023 at 13:27 | replyHi Dirk, nice to hear from you! That exciting part is what makes street photography so much fun. I have to say though that the more often you do it, the less exciting it becomes. And otherwise, feel free to come and do a live workshop sometime, details are on my website!
Translated from Dutch.
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