Don't you like the word sub-genre? Sounds like sub and 'John Ra', and means a stylised part or category within a 'genre'. Cinematic street photography is one, often quoted, sub-genre of regular street photography. But what is it, why do [...]
Don't you like the word sub-genre? Sounds like sub and 'John Ra', and means a stylised part or category within a 'genre'. Cinematic street photography is one, often quoted, sub-genre of regular street photography. But what is it, why do [...]
In my immediately previous column I used a picture of a broad scene at night, shot with a wide-angle lens at the maximum ISO on offer from the camera in use: a Leica M8, 2500. Here, it's the same camera [...]
Street photography at night is hard to resist, partly because it can be so dramatic and partly because so many of us are at work during the day and have more free time during the hours of darkness.
The definition of street photography has become very restrictive over the past decade. This was not always the case. Many photographers in the 20th century made “street photography”, but did not always consider themselves street photographers. By this I mean [...]
For our next visit to NYC, scheduled for during the Last week in Sept, I've decided to also shoot with the Canon A1 Sure Shot loaded with Fuji Provia 400X . Looking forward to it.
Childhood is a fleeting point in time, a dreamlike parallel universe of carefree days. A moment in which possibilities, potential and the 'what can be' of the future unfolds. The child's skeleton grows, skin stretches and they reach up toward [...]
Title: Mean Streets: NYC 1970-1985 By: Edward Grazda The black-and-white photos in Mean Streets, collected here in print for the first time, offer a look at the infamously hardscrabble NYC of the 70s and 80s, captured with the deliberate and elegant [...]
The Full Page Colour Street Photography Adverts in Amateur Photographer & The Sept 2017 issue of Digital Camera.
Title: One, Two, Three, More By: Helen Levitt Text: Geoff Dyer Helen Levitt's earliest pictures are a unique and irreplaceable look at street life in New York City from the mid-1930s to the end of the 1940s. There are children [...]
Glass is beautiful. Sure, it reflects our image, but there is something more, something deeper and more meaningful in the distorted feedback from glass in street photography. A street photograph with glass as a backdrop, the light bouncing back from [...]
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