News flash, founding member of iN-PUBLIC Nick Turpin and fellow member Nils Jorgensen have both abruptly left the street photography collective (You can read it here on phoblographer.com) over a photograph taken by another member (Blake Andrews), which was voted for photo of the month within the collective. First off, I applaud Turpin and anyoneContinue reading “iN-PUBLIC – Turpin is Out…Now What?”
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Too Many Street Photography Collectives?
What’s with all these street photography collectives!? I’m losing count. There’s iN-PUBLIC, the longest street photography group, there’s Burn My Eye, Observe, APF Collective, Full Frontal Flash, The Street Collective, Berlin 1020, EyeGosBananas, Superluna (just learned about this one), New York City Street Photography Collective Italian Street Eyes…Okay I’m getting exhausted. I’m curious to knowContinue reading “Too Many Street Photography Collectives?”
4 Bold Street Photography Predictions in 2018
Kinwing Edas Wong becomes a member of iN-PUBLIC or some other prestigious street photography collective Whether you’re a fan of one and done type photos, or photos of gradual humor, you can’t deny the talents of street photographer Kinwing Edas Wong. This man has taken photos that will breathe for a long time in theContinue reading “4 Bold Street Photography Predictions in 2018”
Street Photography – More than just photographing people
Everyone has their own definition of what street photography is. According to wikipedia ….”Street photography, also sometimes called candid photography, is photography conducted for art or enquiry that features unmediated chance encounters and random incidents[1]within public places. Although there is a difference between street and candid photography, it is usually subtle with most street photography being candid in natureContinue reading “Street Photography – More than just photographing people”
Why Do My Photos Suck
Do you ever go out to shoot and come back empty handed….or go for weeks, more worse months and although you are recognizing scenes falling into place in front of your eyes, you click your camera’s shutter and your photos still come out shitty…Your photos suck, floating around social media without much likes, comments, orContinue reading “Why Do My Photos Suck”
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
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”
What I learned from the Jesse Marlow & Aaron Berger Leica Workshop
This past week I was fortunate to spend 3 days in LA for the Jesse Marlow & Aaron Berger Leica workshop. Two very different styles and approaches to street photography, Jesse’s work in color, shapes, visualization, and leading lines, while Aaron’s work with “people happening”, character driven, action in the streets approach was great toContinue reading “What I learned from the Jesse Marlow & Aaron Berger Leica Workshop”
What I learned from the Jesse Marlow & Aaron Berger Leica Workshop
This past week I fortunate to spend 3 days in LA for the Jesse Marlow & Aaron Berger Leica workshop. Two very different styles and approaches to street photography, Jesse’s work in color, shapes, visualization, and leading lines, while Aaron’s work with “people happening”, character driven, action in the streets approach was great to watchContinue reading “What I learned from the Jesse Marlow & Aaron Berger Leica Workshop”
Tim Huynh | Street Photography 