I have had a pretty solid year in terms of my street photography endeavors. I can’t really complain, would I have wanted to be accepted into this festival or that festival? Hell yeah you bet your ass I would have liked that not to sound greedy but that’s just my competitive nature. But all inContinue reading “2017 Street Photography Recap”
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5 Lessons Vince McMahon Can Teach You About Street Photography
If you don’t know by now you should know by now I love street photography as much as I do pro wrestling or what it’s called today aka Sports Entertainment. I have a deep respect and appreciation for WWE’s CEO Vince McMahon who is the mastermind in making wrestling what it is today on aContinue reading “5 Lessons Vince McMahon Can Teach You About Street Photography”
How to Market Yourself as a Street Photographer
When I got back into street photography three years ago I could only find the same articles, the same interviews, on the same photographers (majority were famous). After meeting and networking with a few street photographers at this past year’s Streetfoto, I wanted to know more about who they were, how did they come awayContinue reading “How to Market Yourself as a Street Photographer”
5 Epic Street Photos of the 21st Century
Here are five street photos of the 21st century that will breathe and live for a very long time (I wish I took these). Jesse Marlow’s Yellow Gareth Bragdon’s Red Marcin Ryczek’s Swans Pau Buscato’s Bird Matt Stuart’s Leaf
How to overcome fear in street photography
Fuck fear and just shut up and shoot. Stop with the excuses…ok ok I know things can be nerve racking especially if it’s your first time doing something. All your doubts, fears, and insecurities begin filling your head. What are you afraid of? Are you afraid to make someone angry because you made a photoContinue reading “How to overcome fear in street photography”
Mount Rushmore of Street Photography
Who are the Mount Rushmore’s of street photography? Who’s made the most impact and influence the genre to what it is today. Below are my selections with a brief spiel….Did I get it correct? Henri Cartier Bresson – The godfather of street photography who was able to find art in everyday life. If you callContinue reading “Mount Rushmore of Street Photography”
Interview with Vietnamese Street photographer Minh Pham
My street & documentary photography friend Minh Pham is doing an awesome job documenting and capturing the changes to his city Thanh Da, Vietnam. This is an ongoing project until the new city within Thanh Da is fully developed. Minh does a great job capturing moments that highlight globalization and the rapid changes that’s currentlyContinue reading “Interview with Vietnamese Street photographer Minh Pham”
Interview with Street Photographer Aaron Berger
I took a workshop from Aaron Berger in LA this past June. Very nice guy that’s knowledgeable in shooting the streets. Check out the interview below. What made you pursue photography? It seemed to come about very randomly. I bought a camera because I thought I wanted to make funny music videos and short filmsContinue reading “Interview with Street Photographer Aaron Berger”
Clicking vs Seeing in Street Photography
There are two mindsets I have when I go out to photograph the streets. Having one or the other mindset really dictates how I go about my photography, how much fun I’ll be having and possibly the type of photos I’ll end up with. Both of these approaches are based on feeling and state ofContinue reading “Clicking vs Seeing in Street Photography”
Hawaii Street Photography – Photographer’s Block
New Vlog! Shooting with Flash to overcome my current and ongoing photographer’s block!
