Have you gotten into street photography and wondering how you can improve your snaps? There are tons of tips and tricks out there, but you might want to get started with some quick and easy ones. In the video above,
Whether you’re a film photographer or a fan of the film aesthetic I’m sure you’ve heard about Kodak Portra 400. It’s one of the most popular emulsions still available today, so much that I’m sure there are lots of filters
Anyone who has been interested and actively practicing street photography in the last two decades will have encountered the work of Vivian Maier. The enigmatic nanny who carried a camera everywhere has become one of the best known photography icons
With everything going on in the world, it’s a tough time to want to get in the middle of busy and chaotic crowds. But that doesn’t mean that you can’t practice street photography. In fact, just the opposite. Street photography
After years of teaching, I’ve had the privilege of reviewing the work of all types of photographers. And technical mistakes aside (of which there are many), I think there are a few major conceptual mistakes that I see over and
Street photography is an incredibly difficult form of photography. You need to go out into the world, capture spontaneous and often instantaneous random photographs of scenes and people who you’ve probably never met before. And somehow, eventually put these disparate
Category: Street Photographer: Barbara Koester Photo: “Mummer on the roof” I hope everyone had a great holiday — it certainly looks like this guy did. He is referred to as a mummer. The definition of a mummer is an actor
Category: Street Photographer: Ivan Rigamonti Photo: “Station” This image by Ivan Rigamonti really popped out at me. It could be due to the contrast between red and black. Or the fact that the red thing in the pocket of her
Category: Street Photographer: Martin Bishop Photo: “Frosty Morning on Armstrong Bridge” I really enjoy this image titled, “Frosty Morning on Armstrong Bridge” by Martin Bishop. The warmth and color tones are beautiful. I personally would have loved to seen a
Category: Street Photographer: Thomas Clark Photo: “Writing Wrongs” I love that you can’t see the subjects face in this image. It brings power an focus to the words. The angle of which this was shot makes it seem like this
Category: Street Photographer: Steve Stanger Photo: “(walking) under construction” This image by Steve Stanger is proof that street photography doesn’t need to be complicated to tell a story. I can almost smell the musty New York street smell and hear
Category: Street Photographer: Joel Williams Photo: “Bad Fashion” My eyes instantly went to the reflection in the gentleman’s glasses in this photo. It is incredibly sharp. You can see so much detail about the audience and I really love that.
Anyone who has been interested and actively practicing street photography in the last two decades will have encountered the work of Vivian Maier. The enigmatic nanny who carried a camera everywhere has become one of the best known photography icons
With everything going on in the world, it’s a tough time to want to get in the middle of busy and chaotic crowds. But that doesn’t mean that you can’t practice street photography. In fact, just the opposite. Street photography
After years of teaching, I’ve had the privilege of reviewing the work of all types of photographers. And technical mistakes aside (of which there are many), I think there are a few major conceptual mistakes that I see over and
Street photography is an incredibly difficult form of photography. You need to go out into the world, capture spontaneous and often instantaneous random photographs of scenes and people who you’ve probably never met before. And somehow, eventually put these disparate
Category: Street Photographer: Barbara Koester Photo: “Mummer on the roof” I hope everyone had a great holiday — it certainly looks like this guy did. He is referred to as a mummer. The definition of a mummer is an actor
Category: Street Photographer: Ivan Rigamonti Photo: “Station” This image by Ivan Rigamonti really popped out at me. It could be due to the contrast between red and black. Or the fact that the red thing in the pocket of her
Category: Street Photographer: Martin Bishop Photo: “Frosty Morning on Armstrong Bridge” I really enjoy this image titled, “Frosty Morning on Armstrong Bridge” by Martin Bishop. The warmth and color tones are beautiful. I personally would have loved to seen a
Category: Street Photographer: Thomas Clark Photo: “Writing Wrongs” I love that you can’t see the subjects face in this image. It brings power an focus to the words. The angle of which this was shot makes it seem like this
Category: Street Photographer: Steve Stanger Photo: “(walking) under construction” This image by Steve Stanger is proof that street photography doesn’t need to be complicated to tell a story. I can almost smell the musty New York street smell and hear
Category: Street Photographer: Joel Williams Photo: “Bad Fashion” My eyes instantly went to the reflection in the gentleman’s glasses in this photo. It is incredibly sharp. You can see so much detail about the audience and I really love that.
Category: Street Photographer:Â Iain Cairns Photo: “We all need a helping hand at sometime in our lives” I love this image by Iain Cairns the story it tells is powerful but I love what Iain said about it even more: “Thirsk
Category: Street Photographer: Jean Pierre Hazee Photo: “_DSC9321” How many Pepsi cans do you see in this image? I how that might sound crazy but it was the first thing I noticed in this image. I think it’s fascinating hearing
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