I didn’t want copies of objects. I want the ephemeral connections between unrelated things to vibrate. – Joel Meyerowitz When I did my first steps and explored street photography, I started taking photographs of individual subjects in the streets of Tokyo. Mostly using a 135mm… Read More
“How To Discover Interesting Scenes in Your Familiar (thus Boring) Home City?” I asked Eric Kim.
Well known street photographer Eric Kim started a small “Ask Me” series over at his blog, where he would share his thoughts on the various questions people have surrounding street photography. I always thought it was incredibly satisfying to do street photography in new environments,… Read More
Taking the bus
Street Photographer 嘉武 张 has his unique perspective on urban life. He takes photographs of everyday people, taking the everyday busses in a chinese city. A unique, personal, sociological portrait. Close, intimate, but still anonymous. The result is a wonderful series. Watch people sleep, read,… Read More
Street Photography, by Mark Cohen (1982)
Mark Cohen, taking photos on US streets, using his iconic “flash in your face” method. About 1982. It is always an inspiration to have a look at the early street photographers, avant la lettre. Also quite impressive to imagine how entirely different people would behave today,… Read More



