Coffee & Cameras with Oum (@oum___b)

Coffee & Cameras w/ Oum — Ethical Street, Fuji Colours, and Finding Your Vision in Sydney This week (filmed about 3 months ago) I walk and talk with Oum —a photographer with a keen eye for minimal, human-traced scenes: empty spaces that still feel lived in. We wander through Sydney’s CBD toward Circular Quay and a church nearby, chat about ethical street photography, how to adapt when a city feels “too clean,” and why Fuji helps her lean into colour and texture while keeping editing time sane. Along the way we hit gear, style, and mindset: starting on Canon, switching to Sony, and landing on the Fujifilm X-Pro3; waiting 30 minutes for the right element; shooting “twins” (pairs that mirror each other); working with screens and reflections; and making expressive self-portraits with… shaving cream. Yep. If you enjoy thoughtful street conversations (and a few friendly contradictions), you’ll love this one. 📸 Follow the journey and see the work of Oum: @oum___b Connect with Me 🗞️ Newsletter subscribe.houmankatoozi.com 🌍 Website & Prints - https://www.houmankatoozi.com/ 📔 My first Book, H O U M A N - https://www.houmankatoozi.com/shop/p/... ❤️ Instagram -   / houmankatoozi   🧵Threads - https://www.threads.net/@houmankatoozi 📺 YouTube    / @houmankatoozi   📷 Glass - https://glass.photo/houman WHO AM I ⚫️⚪️ Sydney street photographer | Monochrome life in motion | Prints, books & workshops