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Light, Architecture, People and Patterns : The intriguing street photography of Jan Gessler

Sergio Burns, 2nd September 2021

Light, Architecture, People and Patterns : The intriguing street photography of Jan Gessler The first thing you notice is the way he uses angles, the way he harnesses light, the way he uses architecture as a backdrop and the patterns [...]

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Faces in the street : The street and portrait photography of David Gleave

Sergio Burns, 16th July 2021

Faces in the street : The street and portrait photography of David Gleave There is a fully-wired, nerve-tingling edginess in every shot. An electricity – no other word for it - that emanates from his close-up and personal style. The [...]

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The World of street photographer Raul LaCroix

Sergio Burns, 28th June 2021

The World of street photographer Raul LaCroix Wasn't it Hungarian photographer Andre Kertesz who said that 'seeing is not enough'? That 'you have to feel what you photograph'? That is the impression I get when I see the work of [...]

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Meryl Meisler & Vintage Street Photography

Michael Ernest Sweet, 21st May 2021

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 [...]

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It is hard to be a saint in São Paulo : the street photography of Peter Buchan

Sergio Burns, 23rd April 2021

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 [...]

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In Conversation with Street Photographer Matt Weber

Michael Ernest Sweet, 12th April 2021

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 [...]

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Nomophobia and the street : the street photography of Laurent Delhourme

Sergio Burns, 20th March 2021

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 [...]

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The art of the visual story : Photojournalist, documentary and street photographer Bob Cooley shares his thoughts.

Sergio Burns, 7th March 2021

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 [...]

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Cinematic, ghost-like, surreal? The enigmatic street photography of Giovanni Antonio del Vescovo

Sergio Burns, 18th January 2021

Cinematic, ghost-like, surreal? The enigmatic street photography of Giovanni Antonio del Vescovo. I don't want to use the word 'cinematic' or 'ghost-like' but both are qualities that resonate with his body of work. An Italian magic realism style of street [...]

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A glance back at a strange year

Sergio Burns, 26th December 2020

A glance back at a strange year. How weird was 2020? As we approach Christmas and move into 2021 it is a time for reflecting, for looking back at what has happened over the last 12 months. But, let's try, [...]

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Interview

Light, Architecture, People and Patterns : The intriguing street photography of Jan Gessler

Faces in the street : The street and portrait photography of David Gleave

The World of street photographer Raul LaCroix

Meryl Meisler & Vintage Street Photography

It is hard to be a saint in São Paulo : the street photography of Peter Buchan

In Conversation with Street Photographer Matt Weber

Nomophobia and the street : the street photography of Laurent Delhourme

The art of the visual story : Photojournalist, documentary and street photographer Bob Cooley shares his thoughts.

Cinematic, ghost-like, surreal? The enigmatic street photography of Giovanni Antonio del Vescovo

A glance back at a strange year

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