Traditionally, street photography has been a documentary style of photography that uses 35mm or compact cameras. The goal is to capture candid images of people on city streets or in public places. Many street photographers pound the pavement each day shooting from the hip to capture unique moments in time. Sometimes they don’t even bother looking

Since the arrival of the Leica M9, bloggers have been abound with posts about Leicas, street photography, and why you need a rangefinder right now. Further, Chris Weeks has made a documentary on street photography and the human condition. If you watch it, you'll see that it's very pro-rangefinder. A personal critique of mine is that it almost seems like what we call in the industry to be...

There are many different elements to street photography. As I've stated in previous posts, good things to focus on are the recession and the unusual/candid. There are lots more elements to street photography than that, and in this posting we will be focusing on something that I'm only now delving into: the paparazzi.

Mass Gathering in defence of street photography 'I’m a Photographer, Not a Terrorist! invite all Photographers to a mass photo gathering in defence of street photography'. 'Following a series of high profile detentions under s44 of the terrorism act...

I’m a Photographer, Not a Terrorist! (PHNAT) invites all UK-based photographers to a mass photo gathering in defence of street photography. and comment »

Pete Carr and Robert Correll offer up a fine article on HDR photography with natural light at Graphics.com. From the posting: “Street photography is about being out there on the street, photographing people in fleeting moments of time. It requires a different set of skills than other disciplines. You will not be setting up a tripod and

I have asked myself many times what is the meaning of being a Street Photographer and I have given myself different answers in different times. Answering has been a long process and not always I have been able to answer correctly to other people, but in the last weeks things have become clearer and clearer

“London based fashion photographer Ren Rox’ work has been published by magazines such as Dazed & Confused, Oyster, The Face, Neo2, and The Telegraph. Her photos has a crisp feel to them, and her style is right up my street. I simply love it. Some of the photos below are actually self portraits, where she

Jeff Dunas is a fine art, portrait and documentary photographer who has amassed an amazing body of work focusing on the nude, blues musicians and street photography. He is also the founder of of the Palm Springs Photography festival which brings together the best photographers, curators, editors and educators. It was one of the best events revolving around photography held in this country and incl...

..... A freshly painted structure on Madison Street, Seattle, Washington. ..... Composed and posted with ecto Made on a Mac ©2009 Jim Scolman. Technorati Tags: Art, Buy it, color, design, gentrifacation, iPhone, Seattle, street, Street Photography, Tourist, travel, urban