Category: Street Photographer: Kurt Kramer “Orange/Yellow (57042)” I’m plenty used to seeing the scenes beneath the Chicago train tracks, but Kurt seems to do a spectacular job at capturing and framing his subject. By framing her in-between the columns, there’s enough contrast to make the woman walking stand out amongst
(Editor’s note: No, you are not seeing double. This stunning photo by Jens was featured last month in the Travel category. Sometimes a curator finds an image that strikes them as it already had another curator, in the case me. That’s great. It means the there is agreement on what
Category: Street Photographer: dizbin “low” In street photography, you see a lot of people’s backs. But what makes dizbin’s photograph intriguing is the sense of scale given to the man in the photograph. The light and reflections of light make for quite the interesting scene, despite the calm demeanor of
Category: Street Photographer: Dan Schneider “From Light to Dark” Dan does an amazing job with this capture, highlighting the deep shadows that are occurring during an afternoon high sun. The black and white edit adds to the contrast and scene here, creating somewhat of a surreal moment. And if that
Category: Street Photographer: Paul Francis Paul’s photograph of a man walking in what appears to be an alley is somewhat mysterious — you can’t really tell who the man is, what he’s doing or anything else about him. It’s a minimalist street scene, and one that leaves you wondering. The
I’ve learned over the past few years that I love photographing with other people. It’s why I’m so drawn to photowalks, which have truly become both a social and educational experience for me, and so many others. Locally, I run a photowalk group, and I help plan monthly walks for our
Last summer I joined friends on a walking tour of the coastal cliffs of Cornwall, located at England’s southwestern tip. The undulating Cornish coastline is steep and rugged, with hidden coves and beaches, picturesque villages, fishing harbors, and ruins of vacant mines. This was not a trip geared to photography
