If you know where to look, street photography offers priceless moments practically wherever you go. Understanding Street Photography teaches readers how to create stunning pictures of everyday life in a variety of settings, such as the bustling streets of Varanasi, India, the packed walkways of the Charles Bridge in Prague, and a host of other international locations. The term "street photography" in this master class refers to photographs that show signs of human interaction, such as a striking cityscape, rush-hour foot traffic, sandwich crumbs, or a pedestrian portrait. Bryan Peterson provides 120 "little diaries" along the journey, detailing the inspiration for each picture, the manner it was put together, the psychology of the colours, and more. Professional and aspiring photographers alike will learn how to produce posed and candid compositions, capture light and movement, work with shadows, weather, and architecture, and hone your craft. Through lessons, exercises, and anecdotes, Peterson shares his best tips for capturing the unpredictable world of urban life in motion.