Street photographers and photojournalists tell stories with photographs; they have to get the audience’s attention. Here, we’ve put together some useful helpers to make your presentation as engaging as the stories you cover.

1. Street Photography Lightroom Presets

With these presets for Adobe Lightroom, you can showcase your images in the best possible way. This bundle has been carefully crafted with 13 options to give you the aesthetic that street photography demands—perfect if you’re looking to add extra spark to your photographs.

2. Le journal Magazine Indesign Template

If your Adobe InDesign skills are up to scratch, give this magazine template a try. With 20 pages and free fonts used, it’s a great way to tell the story that goes along with your street photography: combine your skills into one, neat photo-journalistic package!

3. Modern Photography Logo

If you want some modern and easy to read branding then the Modern Photography Logo is perfect, and understated enough that it won’t be an eyesore if you use it to watermark your photographs. It’s re-sizable, you can change the colour, and the font used is free.

4. Pinhole Photography PS Actions

For street photos with an arty editorial twist, try the Pinhole actions for Adobe Photoshop. There are ten pinhole variations in this pack, all of which are non-destructive and will give your images drama and impact.

5. NORTH — Display Typeface + Web Fonts

Based on name boards from Nordic street signs, NORTH is a modern typeface with bold or normal options. It’s clear to read without being boring, perfect as an accompaniment to your images without taking away any of their shine.

Each asset here is from Envato Elements, where you can download unlimited resources for a monthly subscription.

Top Tuts+ Tips

• Street photography can be intimidating. Learn to embrace your fear and push your personal boundaries.
• Sometimes things go wrong, but it’s important not to panic. Learn how to react when things aren’t going your way.
• Street photography doesn’t have to take place on the street! Think about places like public transport, office spaces, or even at home.
• Taking all of your kit with you while potentially spending all day on your feet just isn’t practical. Learn what you need from your camera and lenses, and travel light!
• Great street photography scenes happen when they happen, you won’t get a chance to come back when the light is better, so use the available light to your creative advantage.

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