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Interview with Bangladesh Street Photographer Muhammad Imam Hasan

Muhammad thanks for your time. Can you start off by telling us a (brief) story on your background and how you first picked up a camera? Thank you very much Tim for inviting me. I am from a conservative family, so art related activities were less practiced. When I was in high school I gotContinue reading “Interview with Bangladesh Street Photographer Muhammad Imam Hasan”

30 Things to Do Before I Turn 30

Real adulthood begins at 30…right? Here are some things I’d like to do before I turn 30…which is a year and a half away. Check out the list below, the numeric order has nothing to do with it being a higher or lesser priority. Experience the Holi Festival Produce one short film on a streetContinue reading “30 Things to Do Before I Turn 30”

How Does Photography Help You

Does photography help you in your everyday life? Yes? No? Maybe so? YES Let’s say it does…but how? Gives you something to keep your mind off of. Keeps you busy. Gives yourself a challenge and allows you to think outside the box. Let’s your creative instincts take over when you are surrounded by creative constraintsContinue reading “How Does Photography Help You”

Interview with Photographer Suzanne Stein

I’ve been following Suzanne’s work on instagram for over a year. Although her style may not be everyone’s cup of tea, I myself appreciate her photographic style. I really like her work and wanted to learn more about her creative process and how she goes about with her photography. Check out the interview below! CanContinue reading “Interview with Photographer Suzanne Stein”

Interview with Street Photographer Daniel Huete

Check out this interview with Streetfoto mobile runner up Daniel Huete! It is quite insightful to say the least. Can you start off by telling us a (brief) story on your background and how you first picked up a camera? I was born in Palma de Mallorca, Spain.It wasn’t until 8 years ago (when IContinue reading “Interview with Street Photographer Daniel Huete”

5 Ways to Avoid Confrontation in Street Photography

Avoid Eye Contact Make a photo of someone and pretend you are making a photo of something behind them or off to the side. Once you make eye contact you pretty much blew your cover. A can of worms may open up but in my experience nothing serious has ever evolved. Even if you don’tContinue reading “5 Ways to Avoid Confrontation in Street Photography”

Interview with Street Photographer Jill Maguire

Jill! How are you? Thanks for doing this. Can you start off by telling us a (brief) story on your background and how you first picked up a camera? I’ve always liked taking pictures but wasn’t serious about it until well into adulthood. In 2009, I bought a DSLR to take pictures of my dog.Continue reading “Interview with Street Photographer Jill Maguire”

Street Photography Olympics

Wouldn’t it be cool if there was such thing as the Street Photography Olympics. A friendly street photography competition among countries. This idea came to mind because I’ve noticed countries such as Thailand, Bangladesh, and India has really dominated the street photography scene. Through the street photography Olympics, you’ll represent more than just yourself butContinue reading “Street Photography Olympics”

Click Less Yet Get More

Do you believe that the more times you snap your shutter, the more opportunity you will have a good photo? I used to think so but as of late my opinion has differ. The more you go out and photograph, it raises your odds of getting a photo, true to some extend I guess. ClearContinue reading “Click Less Yet Get More”

Interview with Hawaii Street Photographer Lance Agena

Can you start off by telling us a brief story on your background and how you first picked up a camera? Back in 2001 when I was working as a graphic designer and communications guy for a local graduate school, part of my job was making a newsletter. And that meant doing everything from writing,Continue reading “Interview with Hawaii Street Photographer Lance Agena”