Today I Will: Find the Best Street Art in My City

This guide will take you on an artistic exploration of street art in your vicinity. Sharpen your photography skills while capturing the essence of your city's creativity.

Capture the Urban Canvas!

Make sure to add this project to your agenda and share it with someone who would enjoy it! Immerse yourself in the colorful world of street art and unleash your inner photographer today.

Start with Research

Begin by conducting research on popular street art locations in your city. Use online resources like art blogs, social media platforms, and local community pages to identify must-see places.

• Browse Instagram hashtags related to your city’s street art.
• Look for street art maps available online or through local tourist information centers.
• Connect with local art enthusiasts or groups who might have insider information.

Plan Your Route

Map out a logical route that covers multiple street art locations without wasting time. Use Google Maps or another navigation app to plot the spots you wish to visit.

1. Prioritize areas with a high concentration of street art.
2. Consider public transportation options if needed.
3. Organize your itinerary to fit into your day without feeling rushed.

Gather Your Photography Gear

Prepare your camera equipment for the journey. This may include:

• A digital camera or smartphone with a good-quality camera.
• Charged batteries and backup power sources.
• Memory cards or storage ready for lots of photos.
• A comfy bag for carrying your items.

Explore and Capture

Once on your route, be observant and look beyond the obvious. Street art can often be found in unexpected places like alleys or hidden corners.

• Photograph from different angles to capture the art’s full scope.
• Consider the lighting – early morning or late afternoon light is often the most flattering.
• Engage with passersby or locals; they might offer insights or additional locations.

Share and Reflect

After your exploration, share your images on social media and engage with local and global art communities online.

1. Prepare your best shots for a social media post or personal blog.
2. Write about your experience and the stories behind the art you photographed.
3. Invite friends or family who are art enthusiasts for feedback and discussion.