How did you get involved in photography, initially? My formal education was in painting and sculpture. I did teach myself to develop black and white while an undergraduate and had many friends who were photographers in grad school, but I [...]
How did you get involved in photography, initially? My formal education was in painting and sculpture. I did teach myself to develop black and white while an undergraduate and had many friends who were photographers in grad school, but I [...]
Unique Ways of Telling : The Work of Street Photographer Artem Zhitenev. You have to be imaginative. The visual world, after all, is significant. It is a geographical, historical, economic, social, and political - the five forces as I call [...]
Madly Seeking Mystery :Reflections On the Street Photography of Penelope McMorris
Sergio Burns, 15th April 2020
Madly Seeking Mystery :Reflections On the Street Photography of Penelope McMorris Think of the photograph as something that flows. It has, like most things, a starting point, a middle and an end – it exists within a frame so it [...]
Time, Space and The Photographer : Maciej Dakowicz and his Street Photography
Sergio Burns, 25th March 2020
Time, Space and The Photographer : Maciej Dakowicz and his Street Photography In photography, time hangs in the air. Like a teardrop in the corner of someone's eye might remain static until at last it drops, that, for me, is [...]
Gotham Storyteller : The Street Photography of Angela Ambrosini Her work impresses. She is, what you might call, a street warrior - her spear of determination (as we soon discover) embedded in her art. Her eyes mirror her thoughtfulness and [...]
The Curiosity of Strangers : The Street Photography of Francesco Gioia
Sergio Burns, 24th January 2020
The Curiosity of Strangers : The Street Photography of Francesco Gioia. Why are we so fascinated by the mood, rush and tear of the city, the wild, the innocent and the E Street shuffle (to pay quick and fleeting homage [...]
The Understated Quirkiness of Uncertainty : The Street Photography of Michele Liberti
Sergio Burns, 19th January 2020
The Understated Quirkiness of Uncertainty : The Street Photography of Michele Liberti Copyright ⓒ Michele Liberti Head down, the man in Italian street photographer Michele Liberti's photograph, clings to a pole. We see the top of his head, a slight shadow [...]
Street Photography and the Great Beyond of Individual Existence Light, shadow and colour, not to mention brightly decorated trees, sparkling street illuminations and snow? Well, maybe snow. Okay, you guessed, well done you, yes, yes, yes, it is Christmas. At [...]
Concept Albums,Floaty Vibes and Edgy Grittiness:Street Photography of Yiannis Yiasaris
Sergio Burns, 23rd November 2019
Concept Albums, Floaty Vibes and Edgy Grittiness : Street Photography of Yiannis Yiasaris The Project, admittedly, fascinated me. A series of street photographs linked by a fizzy drink draped in a distinctive red and white can. A street photography 'concept' [...]
The City As Giant Movie Set : The Street Photography of Joshua K. Jackson
Sergio Burns, 30th July 2019
The City As Giant Movie Set : The Street Photography of Joshua K. Jackson Good street photographers, like writers, tend to have a 'voice'. That is, a distinct and, often, curious style that sets them apart from their contemporaries. For [...]
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