Street photography predominantly deals with capturing candid portraits of strangers. If you haven't photographed strangers before, it can be a challenge to do so when starting out with street photography, especially if you wish to take their photographs from up close. However, with practice you can eventually learn to get comfortable with it and be rewarded with some unique street portraits that tell a story.

This post lists four guides from Photzy on how to photograph street portraits and cover different aspects of it, including how to approach strangers for their portraits. If you're looking to get started with street photography, these can serve as great resources to help you get right to it. Do check them out.
If creating portraits is something that interests you, and you would like a more complete training on capturing memorable portraits, take a look at Kent DuFault's guide on the art of portrait photography.
1. Photographing Strangers
2. Understanding the Different Genres of Street Photography
3. How I Learned to Use the iPhone for Street Photography
4. Street Photography: Ask to Take Their Picture or Not
Take Your Portrait Photography to the Next Level
If you like capturing portraits and you would like a more complete training on creating truly memorable portrait photos, take a look at the guide The Art of Portrait Photography over at Photzy. It covers everything you need to know to take consistently great portrait shots – lighting and posing tips, composition guidelines, getting great shots from minimal equipment, and much more. Click here now to check it out.