Nothing is ever as it seems. One woman holds another woman's hand as she reads her palm while in the background two ladies with their feet dangling enjoy drinks as they perch on a ledge. An intriguing, and quite innocuous [...]
Nothing is ever as it seems. One woman holds another woman's hand as she reads her palm while in the background two ladies with their feet dangling enjoy drinks as they perch on a ledge. An intriguing, and quite innocuous [...]
Desperately Seeking Rob : Rob Krauss In Search of What He Wants To Say
Sergio Burns, 27th October 2017
His street photography has depth. It is like watching a ghost-like parade of people flitting through life. It is as if we are caught in the glare of existential headlights, staring like traumatised bunnies at the realities of our relatively [...]
They search eagerly for the sun. Some look down into, what look like, adapted boxes, others stare upward. Protected by specially designed glasses they seek the U.S. solar eclipse of August 21, 2017. Mathias Wasik's series, from the sidewalks of [...]
The World of Joshua Ethan Johnson, Street Photographer, Multi-Talented Creative
Sergio Burns, 20th September 2017
Josh Ethan Johnson comes at you – a creative ribbon of brightly coloured light, streaked across a psychedelic sky? Multi-talented, he is, in no particular order, New York resident, street photographer, video maker, GFX designer, musician, lover of Asian food, [...]
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 [...]
In the gloomy tunnels of the New York Underground, a woman in dark glasses stares out from her carriage and straight down the lens of street photographer Richard Sandler's Leica. Faster than the blink of an eye Sandler depresses the [...]
John Free : Los Angeles railhead and the legendary street photographer of sleepy hollow
Sergio Burns, 21st June 2017
The hollowed-out eyes stare out, haunting and lost. Their faces show pain, restlessness and a certain world weariness, these paradoxical rail Transients. Glassy-eyed urchins of no fixed abode, riding freight trains to nowhere, 'gridding' across the United States. A slice [...]
Jonathan Higbee and his street photography have been on the rise for the past few years.
My dear friend, Jonathan Higbee, first brought Stuart Paton to my attention a couple weeks ago. In the days since I've become somewhat captivated with his images. Just take a look for yourself - ah, see, I told you. Great [...]
Remember Trainspotting? The original 1996 version, not the nostalgia-ridden backslapping of the recent reunion - 2017. Renton (played by Ewan McGregor) and Spud (Ewen Bremner) running up Princes Street, Edinburgh, pursued by security guards. Moving from Princes Street to Calton Road, [...]
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