At a time when everyone has the means to dive into street photography, how do you make your photos different from everyone else's? Joel Meyerowitz, another legendary name in the field, offers an insightful answer.

 As a New York City snapper, he's a renowned pioneer of color street photography at a time when it was deemed amateur, and celebrated for his candid photographs that show his sharp observation skills. Meyerowitz's frames are filled with people captured at the right place and the right time. It's definitely a nod to the style of the photography legends who inspired him: Henri Cartier-Bresson and his decisive moment, Robert Frank and his famous documentary work on the American society, and Eugene Atget's definitive work documenting Paris at the cusp of modernization. . thephoblographer.com

2017-8-23 10:00