Interview

Stephen Leslie's Adventures In Street Photography   Copyright ⓒ Stephen Leslie In one photograph, a young lady with a lizard's tale tends to a baby in a push chair? Meanwhile, a smiling girl apparently has her head in a bubble? Street [...]

In this article, I pose ten questions to renowned German street photographer Siegfried Hansen. Siegfried has been on my radar for several years now. We are both curators with the World Street Photography Organization, but I’m a fan too. I [...]

New York Before Cellphones : The Exclusive Story of Mason Resnick's Photographic Rediscovery. Ever been curious about that weird feeling you get when you hear a specific piece of music from your past, or view a particular photograph that transports [...]

Ten Questions for Mark Cohen For StreetPhotography.com Exclusive  By Michael Ernest Sweet If you’re a street photographer and you don’t know of Mark Cohen, be a little bit ashamed. Just a smidge. He’s a true unique and immensely important to [...]

The street has many secrets. A public and, yet, very private space, where people move within an organic, urban rhythm of, apparent, chaos and order. Like dancers, following the absurd, sublime, tragic and, often, comic choreography of their own private [...]

Her work is like layer cake. Generous helpings of bleak reality, iced with tenderness, laced with fleeting moments of beauty. Suzanne Stein makes powerful street photographs. Photographs that give a glimpse into another world where existence is played out at [...]

The woman with the pushchair and with - what appears to be - the head of a rabbit, is looking straight at the camera. In the same instant, the man to her right (our left) shields his eyes against the [...]

He comes at you with a refreshing frankness, an eagerness to push at boundaries, happy to put his shoulder to street photography borderlands, and shove. Determinedly forthright and honest, photographer Michael Sweet is also an award-winning educator and writer, with [...]

There is a sense of the restlessness, transition and migration about the 'Lights In Chicago' street photography series of Satoki Nagata. A fleeting, flowing glimpse of Chicago at night and its residents. With some powerful undercurrents of existential fragility, these [...]

The photograph travels, it has its own internal dynamic that, somehow, intrigues. You follow as it leads to the woman's flowing long hair. A strong, and powerful shot it signifies freedom, independence and maybe even a spirited semi-recklessness and adventure. [...]