Where to start from?

[weepete]

Good resource here.

eBooks ? Thomas.Leuthard.Photography

Thomas Leuthard did 3 pretty good ebooks on the subject which you can download for free. His in your face shooting style is not everyone's cup of tea, but it's a dcent starting point

 

[MeddlinG]

Take whatever camera you have, go to the streets and shoot. You can shoot street photography even with an iPhone.

 

[The_Traveler]

Thank you all for your guidance... and Yes i found this on that blog.. Might be useful...Quick tips for clicking street photos ~ Calloutsouls- Soul for other

With due respect to the blog you linked to, except for these two words 'keep observing' his tips are neither particularly useful nor correct.

 

[tremaurice85]

The ability to see the shot is the first thing most newbies never learn. This is either because of the common latest gear talk or just a lack of taking time to learn photography as a whole.

From my experience I know that any camera, lens, or processing effect can do the technical requirements, and just that... BUT it's the editing in the end that really makes the BIGGEST difference in your body of work.

Editing alone is hardly ever discussed for this type of photography, which is why I guess in my opinion there's little positive credit given street photography.