Meryl Meisler & Vintage Street Photography Meryl Meisler has been making photographs since the age of seven. Her parents, Sunny and Jack, gave her an “Adventurer” (made by the Herbert George Company) as her first camera. The Adventurer [...]
Meryl Meisler & Vintage Street Photography Meryl Meisler has been making photographs since the age of seven. Her parents, Sunny and Jack, gave her an “Adventurer” (made by the Herbert George Company) as her first camera. The Adventurer [...]
It is hard to be a saint in São Paulo : the street photography of Peter Buchan What was it Bruce Springsteen sang? Something about Jesus in the streets? About him emerging from the noise and the fury of the [...]
In Conversation with Street Photographer Matt Weber By Michael Ernest Sweet Matt Weber came of age in New York City in the 1970s. In the early 80s, barely in his twenties, he drove a NYC “yellow” cab. Both of these [...]
The Art of Critiquing Street Photography By Michael Ernest Sweet Over the past decade I have judged more than a dozen street photography contests. In those contests, I looked at thousands and thousands of photographs. And yet, with all of [...]
Nomophobia and the street : the street photography of Laurent Delhourme Okay... I admit to being fascinated... We step back...and...November 28, 2007, we are in the Orange Store on 125 Avenue des Champs – Élysées, Paris, France. The first ever [...]
Taxi by Joseph Rodriguez. Review by Michael Ernest Sweet The idea of making photographs while driving a cab is certainly not a novel idea. Ryan Weideman, Michael Goldfarb, David Bradford, and Matt Weber all come to mind. Joseph Rodriguez is [...]
Sally Davies’ New Yorkers A Review by Michael Ernest Sweet I am in this book. I am telling you this now so that you will not accuse me of something later. With that out of the way, I have to [...]
Street Photography Has No Clothes I originally wrote the following essay for HuffPost back in 2015. At that time, street photography was exploding. The digiverse was drowning in street images, and a lot of them were not great. I proposed [...]
The art of the visual story : Photojournalist, documentary and street photographer Bob Cooley shares his thoughts. “Storytelling,” he said thoughtfully to my question about what he is trying to achieve with his photography. “I love to tell stories in [...]
Street Photography Contest Guide By Michael Ernest Sweet When it comes to street photography contests, there certainly is no shortage of options to choose from. It seems like each passing week brings yet another contest to the table. In this [...]
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