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A huge chunk of learning street photography goes with practice, but it does help to get inspiration and tips from photo books and references on the topics from both established and budding street photographers. thephoblographer.com »
The street photography community can be a clicky little place. Lot’s of street photographers divided into their own little groups (otherwise known as collectives), some believing their art is more precious and important than the others. thephoblographer.com »
First things first. For me, street photography is more than just taking candid photos. Street photography can also be asking strangers permission to photograph them or photographing empty streets. Whatever it is, the common nominator is that you go on the street and take photos of the “street life.” That’s how I see it. If […] petapixel.com »
Well-known portrait photographer and YouTuber Manny Ortiz recently gave himself a challenge. In an attempt to get out of a creative rut, he decided that he would try street photography for the first time. petapixel.com »
“I’ve definitely returned from that trip with a different outlook,” Kristian Leven tell us as he speaks of his time in Ethiopia. A country with widespread poverty, Kristian visited with the good intention of documenting what he saw. thephoblographer.com »
One of the best parts of being an active member of the online photography community is the range of criticism I have access to when I share my work. Being open to constructive criticism is an essential part of growth as an artist — not only can it highlight shortcomings, but it can also emphasize […] petapixel.com »
"It’s a great feeling really," explains Sevil Alkan as she describes the emotions of her recent success at the LensCulture Street Photography Awards. Her eye-catching project, Stray Dog, came first place in this year’s 2019 series category. thephoblographer.com »
If you’re serious about street photography, then you will already know that a photographer’s number of Instagram followers is often no reflection of their ability to create great images. What is true, however, is that those with genuine skills and quality deserve all the online love they can get. thephoblographer.com »
If you’re new to street photography or looking to get started, allow me to introduce you… You’ve got your camera and you’re eager to get started. After some time considering what kind of photographer you are, and exploring your options, you find yourself curious about street photography. In reality, many photographers end up in this thephoblographer.com »
Approaching and photographing strangers in the street is one of the most daunting, and most challenging things street photographers do but it is a skill set that, once mastered, will open up new doors, and thousands, upon thousands of new possibilities when it comes to street photography. thephoblographer.com »
Though the purists in street photography will tell you that you need to get up close and personal to someone on the streets, there isn't anything inherently wrong with using an 85mm lens. Of course, any wrongdoing comes with the intentions of the photographer. thephoblographer.com »
Great street photography can be some of the most compelling forms of art that the human eye can fixate itself on. And whilst a photographer is only as good as their creative capabilities, having solid gear will certainly help them along their way. thephoblographer.com »
I've spoken before about photographing and doing street photography with intent. And I think that when street photographers take photos of homeless people that they're not doing these people any good. thephoblographer.com »
For many years, the only lens focal length I felt comfortable with when doing street photography was a 50mm. Over the years, I’ve owned several high-end 50mm lenses for Leica M bodies, including the Noctilux and the amazing APO-Summicron. petapixel.com »
“. . . a street photographer should have a creative, different set of eyes from others,” says street photographer Ilker Karaman. He continues, “They should use these eyes to show people the images that they cannot see in their daily lives. thephoblographer.com »
At first glance, all we see is a dinky point-n-shoot camera; not much to it. It slips inside my front pocket, I mean, how powerful can it be? Well, photographers shouldn’t be fooled by its size and minimalism; like many of our subjects in the street. The Ricoh GR III is called a “wolf in […] petapixel.com »
YouTuber Guy Jones, who specializes in sharing historical images, footage, and audio, has uploaded a new video highlighting street photography from 1838 to 2019. The video provides viewers with a curated look at street photography from past generations, including images of New York City, London, Paris, Philadelphia, St. dpreview.com »
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 »
“. . . the most memorable was the shot I took of Muhammad Ali,” says Jeff Rothstein. “Unfortunately the negatives are long gone, but luckily I still have a print I made at the time. ” A true New Yorker, Jeff has been shooting street photography for over 50 years. thephoblographer.com »
I'm Philip Goldberg, raised in the Detroit area, lived in Costa Rica and China for a combined total of about 35 years, and now back in Miami. There are certain constants in our lives. For me, photography has been one of them, from looking at photos of my parents when they were young, being raised on Life and Look magazines, and watching movies. thephoblographer.com »
Kathmandu-based photojournalist Skanda Gautam is one of our go-to photographers whenever we get curious about life in Nepal, and it's easy to see why with some of his works that we've already featured. thephoblographer.com »
Licensing Contributor Andrew Curry shares his tips on shooting captivating street photography in bustling cities, favorite captures from Hong Kong, and more. iso.500px.com »
The internet is great. It has allowed us to easily access information and develop our skills. There’s no bigger provider of free education than YouTube. Nick Turpin, a street photographer with over 20 years’ experience has jumped on the digital bandwagon and started a new channel. thephoblographer.com »
Not so long ago, I came across the Fujifilm X20 street photos I shot from a photo walk I attended six years ago -- all 100+ of them. After realizing that I didn't really like most of them, I simply set them aside in an external hard drive where they remained forgotten. thephoblographer.com »
Some more images I've been able to capture while roaming the streets of my home city Seoul, South Korea. boredpanda.com »
Street photography and confrontation can go hand in hand. The fact is, some people just do not want a camera pointed at them. Most of the time unwilling subjects communicate their disapproval in a respectful way. thephoblographer.com »
Street photography is a genre that requires a certain finesse. You have to be able to capture images quickly, and in a lot of cases, discreetly. Having the ability to be able to blend in with the crowd with a camera that doesn't say "look at me" is a must, and so is one that is small enough to not get banged, tossed and roughed up while walking through the busy streets. thephoblographer.com »
“It encouraged me to discover what I actually did over the next 18 days - without limits”. These are the words of Omar Essam as he describes the impact Japan had on him and his street photography. Having found himself in a rut, Italian born Omar planned a trip to the other side of the world. thephoblographer.com »
“It encouraged me to discover what I actually did over the next 18 days - without limits”. These are the words of Omer Essam as he describes the impact Japan had on him and his street photography. Having found himself in a rut, Italian born Omer planned a trip to the other side of the world. thephoblographer.com »
“It encouraged me to discover what I actually did over the next 18 days - without limits”. These are the words of Omer Essam as he describes the impact Japan had on him and his street photography. Having found himself in a rut, Italian born Omer planned a trip to the other side of the world. thephoblographer.com »
Here are some images I have been able to capture while out roaming the streets of my home city Seoul, South Korea. I hope you'll enjoy them! boredpanda.com »
I mess up most of my street photography shots: too far away, background cluttered, subjects not well aligned, subject matter not interesting enough, or simply technically flawed. The Murphy’s Law of street photography: “If you can mess up a street shot, chances are you will. petapixel.com »
If you’re somebody who likes to converse about street photography a lot, I am almost certain you have listened to someone make the above statement before. It’s highly possible you have even said it yourself. thephoblographer.com »
“To have a solo exhibition and one day have a book published”. These are the targets London based street photographer, Craig Reilly, has set for himself. He has every reason to believe his goals will be reached. thephoblographer.com »
Street photography is one of the best ways to exercise and train your eye for application to photojournalism projects. I’ve written before about the way I apply the techniques and style from my street photography to my set stills and BTS as well as my long term fashion BTS project and I think that practicing […] petapixel.com »
Let me tell you, I love minimalism. Honestly, I love everything about it. From minimalist living to minimalist spending, I’m someone who has been caught up in the buzz that has come our way over the past few years. thephoblographer.com »
We can't stress enough how zone focus is one one of the most useful techniques in street photography, so allow us to share yet another resource to help you get the hang of it. In this video by Swedish photographer and media producer Mattias Burling, he shows us how the popular technique can be of great help to those who find photographing people out in the streets intimidating. thephoblographer.com »
Photographer Stuart Hendricks practices street photography with his Sony a6300. His favorite lens is the Sigma 56mm f1. 4, but for a short while he decided to give the Sigma 16mm f1. 4 a spin around the streets of Saigon (Ho Chi Minh City) in Vietnam. thephoblographer.com »
Well-known London street photographer Nick Turpin has started a new point-of-view video series to allow people to “come along for the ride” as he creates his work. The 17. 5-minute video above is a look into how he works and things on the streets of the UK’s capital. petapixel.com »
Forget Paris, New York and Tokyo for street photography, they’re overrated (ignore me. I’m just jealous I don’t live there). But as a British street photographer that cut his teeth in London, I’m going to fly the flag and say it’s the best spot in the world for making street photographs. thephoblographer.com »
“Streets in Mind” is a new short film by SmugMug Films that looks at the life and work of London-based street photographer Alan Schaller. Walking the streets of NYC, Schaller offers thoughts and insights on shooting street photos in major cities. petapixel.com »
If you shoot street photography in somewhere like London or New York, you’re afforded the luxury of being able to work freely in a public space. Franzie Allen is perfecting her craft in Dubai, a part of the world that’s known for its restrictive laws - photography is no exception. thephoblographer.com »
SmugMug Films has released Streets in Mind, its latest film that follows London-based street photographer Alan Schaller around the busy streets of New York City. The film comes in at five-and-a-half minutes and takes a wonderful look into the life and work of Schaller. dpreview.com »
Street photography requires a lot of focus. With the world moves so quickly around you, if you’re not paying close enough attention, images will pass you by. That’s why you need to do all you can to ensure you’re fully in the zone, locked in on life and ready to pull the trigger. thephoblographer.com »
Melissa Breyer is making huge waves in the street photography scene. The community has praised her work far and wide, and she has amassed a strong following because of it. The strength of her street photography and the depth of her knowledge have led her to become a trusted figure. thephoblographer.com »
My first time in a Sub-Saharan African country was in Ethiopia, and to be honest I wasn’t sure what to expect. Well, yes I know, I was expecting to get ‘in the zone’ at all times and take hundreds of great pictures like I expect from all my photography trips. Not too much to ask, […] petapixel.com »
Residents of a Paris street plagued by Instagrammers, selfie takers and music video crews are asking the city government for a weekend and evening ban to give them some peace. The number of images on Instagram with the hashtag Franceinfo. dpreview.com »
We've got a special deal for street photographers out there who are just starting out: for only $39, you can get a whole plethora of tutorial material. The Street Photographer's Notebook by photographer Alex Coghe is a nice starting point for the person who wants to find a way to take their street photography further but is still really getting started. thephoblographer.com »
Jeff Karp is an exceptional street photographer. In a short period of time, he has amassed a strong, supportive following through Instagram. “I am so grateful and humbled by every person who chooses to authentically follow”, he says when speaking of his rise to success. thephoblographer.com »
It took a long time for me to get confident when shooting on the streets. Now, as I embark on the world of portraiture, I feel like I’m starting all over again. New worlds, different approaches, dealing with many personalities, all of this is putting me out of my comfort zone - and I love it! So as I move on this creative journey, I’m taking you with me, sharing with you what my experience has been like so far. thephoblographer.com »
