How Robert Doisneau Captured The Pulse of Paris in His Street Photography

The everyday moments are no less theatrical. From a dog jumping over a puddle to a mime imitating strangers on the street, our world is a prominent stage for fleeting realities. Due to such irreplaceable moments, street photography continues to be so timeless.

While French photographer Henri-Cartier Bresson called such instances 'the decisive moment,' his friend, Robert Doisneau, wholeheartedly put it to the test. A Parisian photographer, Doisneau has captured some of the most remarkable photographs of his time, leading to the culmination of a spectacular photo book, Un Certain. .

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2024-12-18 14:00

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Bruce Gilden Discusses His Coney Island Street Photos

Whether you're already familiar with Bruce Gilden's bold street photography or still familiarizing yourself with his work, it's always engaging to look back at some of his best known sets. There's probably no one that can best tell us the most interesting details and stories about his photos than the photographer himself, so we take once more to Gilden's Vimeo page to revisit his snaps, this time to listen to his commentary on his Coney Island project. thephoblographer.com »

2019-05-15 22:00

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The Photo Book that Fails Street Photographer John Deakin

A Maverick Eye: The Street Photography of John Deakin is, by all means, a vintage photo book at this point since it came out in 2002. And in many of my studies of street photography, I've never really encountered his work or his name before.