Street Photography Theory

Photography and Public Transport

November 3, 2014 In Projects Street Photography Street Photography Theory

The most common misunderstanding about Street Photography is to assume that it is about a location, the ‘Street’, when it is really a particular ‘approach’...

Street Photography & Integrity

August 25, 2015 In Street Photography Street Photography Theory

So much photography these days is put to work to sell us something, commonly products or services, maybe ideas or beliefs or appealing to us to give to a cause. Sometimes...

Public Space Private Space

February 12, 2015 In Street Photography Theory

“The public realm should be public. It’s where people of all backgrounds, ages and interests can mix and get a shared sense of belonging and ownership....

Street Photography: Feel the Force

January 31, 2013 In Street Photography Street Photography Theory

Street Photography is an Attitude More than anything Street Photography is an attitude, it is an openness to being amazed by what comes your way, it is unlearning...

Street Photography Pie

April 28, 2014 In Street Photography Street Photography Theory

I take a lot of flack online for attempting to maintain a fairly rigid definition of Street Photography, I know a lot of people, including some very notable ones don’t...

STREET 2012 by James Nares.

March 15, 2013 In Street Photography Theory

NYC based artist James Nares film ‘STREET’ is an unscripted 61-minute high definition video filmed over one week in September 2011 from Battery Park to the furthest...

Making Street Photography Pay.

December 5, 2012 In Commercial Work Commissions Street Photography Theory

One of my Commercial Portfolios of Street Photographs. I have often stated that I consider Street Photography to be the least commercial form of image making...

Undefining Street Photography

November 26, 2012 In Street Photography Theory

In the interviews and seminars that I do two questions continually arise… 1- Can you define Street Photography for us? 2- Does Street Photography have a future? ...