How to photograph PROTESTS - and create historic photos!

CREATE HISTORY WITH PHOTOGRAPHY: Photographing protests is a wonderful way to capture historic and valuable images. Whether you live in Washington, DC, New York City, Berlin, Paris or small-town America, there's most likely going to be a protest, rally or demonstration in your region at some point.

If you're there with your camera, you can take part in documenting history. Make sure to capture the scale of the event and the emotions of the protesters to get the most epic shots.

In this video, I go over a few tips and tricks for photographing protests, including
-- Preparing yourself (bring water, comfortable shoes, snacks, batteries and extra memory cards)
-- Bringing a wide angle lens and a zoom or prime lens
-- Finding an elevated area to get aerial photos
& more!

The b-roll from this video includes the following protests:
- The Women's March on Washington (2017 and 2018)
- The People's Climate March (Washington, D.C.)
- March for Life (DC)
- Sandy Hook Fifth Anniversary Vigil / Rally

My gear:
My camera – Canon 5D Mark IV: amzn.to/2LTFOwT
Canon 16-35mm lens (awesome wide angle): amzn.to/2Jsstx4
Canon 70-200 zoom lens (great for events): amzn.to/2Jms9A5
Canon 85mm 1.2 (my FAVORITE portrait lens): amzn.to/2kEuV5I
Canon 85mm 1.8 (a cheaper alternative): amzn.to/2LQMAnk
Canon 50mm 1.4 (second favorite portrait lens): amzn.to/2sAuKvN
DJI Phantom 4 Pro drone: amzn.to/2spNwqq
My favorite drone backpack: amzn.to/2snNE9M
ND filters for my drone: amzn.to/2LPmS2x
GoPro Hero6: amzn.to/2LemFEF

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