In this episode of the Big Photo Hunt Podcast, host Ken Deckinger sits down with Seattle-based street photographer Tyler Tang to talk about street photography, photo walks and why embracing chaos often leads to more meaningful images.With the Big Photo Hunt’s first-ever photowalk heading to Seattle, Tyler shares practical insights on where to shoot street photography in Seattle, including Pike Place Market, Pioneer Square, Capitol Hill, Chinatown and the waterfront. He explains what makes Seattle such a unique city for photographers - especially in overcast, gray conditions - and how to find compelling images beyond the obvious tourist scenes.The conversation goes deeper into the street photography mindset, covering topics like snapshot-style shooting, letting go of perfection and learning to trust instinct over rigid composition rules. Tyler discusses his influences, including legendary Japanese photographer Daido Moriyama, and how adopting a more intuitive, spontaneous approach transformed his work.Show Notes:Tyler Tang: https://www.ttangfilms.me/Tyler Tang InstagramTyler Tang YouTubeThank you for your support. I started posting on my new YouTube channel and the 1st video got 9,000+ views in its first ten days. So thank you! See you there for Big Photo Hunt learnings, photography tips & tricks and more guest interviews.Some more stuff for you: The Big Photo Hunt is the world's friendliest photography community. Ken Deckinger created a YouTube channel for learnings and tips. And of course, the Big Photo Hunt is on Instagram.

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