No More Of These Street Photographs! I get it, it’s hard not to copy. Making art is often about copying. However, we also need to push ourselves beyond merely copying. We must push boundaries and visual paradigms and innovate if [...]
No More Of These Street Photographs! I get it, it’s hard not to copy. Making art is often about copying. However, we also need to push ourselves beyond merely copying. We must push boundaries and visual paradigms and innovate if [...]
“The Art and Science of Street Photography” The Art and Science of Street Photography, It is a rare collection of 25 interviews with well-known and recognized masters of the genre and advanced amateurs from around the world. Among the interviewees [...]
Was Cartier-Bresson Really That Great of a Street Photographer? By Michael Ernest Sweet Once again, Henri Cartier-Bresson’s Decisive Moment is set to re-release in a new version this September from Thames & Hudson. The new edition is smaller, more affordable, [...]
Famous Classic Cameras and the Street Photographers Who Used Them By Michael Ernest Sweet A camera is a tool - a means to an end; the photograph. That said, it is still a tool that is intimately connected to the [...]
Fotografiska New York mounts exhibit surveying three decades of Bruce Gilden’s work Today, Fotografiska New York invites the public to WHY THESE? an exhibition of Bruce Gilden’s favorite work from 1979. The show will run until September 2024, after which [...]
Hints On Survival In Street Photography I’ve called this “Hints On Survival In Street Photography” to pay homage to the essay “Hints on Art”, which I will quote throughout this piece. “Hints on Art” was originally published in 1889. You [...]
Will there be another Garry Winogrand? The answer, no. No matter how hard some eager, young, naive, film-shooting, Chinon-wielding street photographer tries, they will not become the next Garry Winogrand. This is not to say that someone can’t achieve success [...]
Many photographers tend to have one or two photos that they believe to be their favorite at certain points in their careers. But not Bangkok-based documentary photographer Jack Picone. Despite a decades-long career covering wars and major social issues in [...]
PhotoLondon in Somerset House has now entered its 9th iteration. Primarily a commercial arena for galleries to show and sell their work, the Fair also functions as a platform for new and emerging talent in the Discovery zone. This is [...]
Gökhan Arer, On The Pursuit Of Illusions Through Clever Street Photography Compositions When talking about Henri Cartier-Bresson’s concept of the Decisive Moment, many street photographers tend to simplify it as a perfectly timed capture of a spontaneous event. However, there’s [...]
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