by: Sergio Burns 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 this time of year I like to sift through my favourite memories... Continue Reading →
by: Stephanie Kay-Kok Street photography can be either easy or difficult to pick up, depending on your perspective. On the one hand, you have a wealth of interesting subjects to photograph. You don’t need to plan a photo shoot or buy special gear to get awesome shots. If you live or work in a city,... Continue Reading →
Street photography emerged in the late 20th Century as a means for capturing everyday life, for documenting social activity, and to "hold a mirror up to society". Hopefully this tutorial will provide some useful advice for street photography as well as highlighting some of the ethical and practical issues that will help you get started... Continue Reading →
A Post By: Kevin Landwer-Johan Frame within a frame photography is a creative technique that works in many genres of photography. But what is it, and how can you use it for amazing photos? In this article, we’re going to take a look at this composition “rule” – which you can apply very obviously or... Continue Reading →
A Post By: Kevin Landwer-Johan Coming up with fresh, interesting street photography ideas can be a challenge – especially if you’re first starting to explore the genre. But don’t worry. Because in this article, I share 11 ideas for beautiful photos, all designed to help you get excited about street photography. Some ideas are a... Continue Reading →
By: Eric Kim How can you capture stunning street photos? What’s the best way to get started with street photography? As an experienced street shooter, I’ve been exactly where you are – and over time, I’ve developed plenty of street photography tips and techniques to go from beginner shots to standout professional images. That’s what... Continue Reading →
From a giant eyeball on the subway to a winged dog at a wedding, here’s the year’s best photography at street level Maude Bardet: Goat Auction in Nizwa (single photo winner)You can find out more about the winners and finalists in the Street Photographers Foundation awards 2021 here • This gallery was amended on 4... Continue Reading →
By: Valerie Jardin One of the advantages of being a street photographer is that you certainly don’t need to get up before dawn to catch the good light. Harsh sunlight, nighttime and rainy days are only a few of the most desired situations on the streets. Getting up too early, before people are out and... Continue Reading →
A Post By: Simon Ringsmuth There’s a longstanding debate about whether 50mm street photography is the right way to go, or if wider lenses are a better choice. Most people who practice street photography prefer lenses with a broader field of view like 35m or 28mm, but that doesn’t mean 50mm is useless. Far from... Continue Reading →
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