Author: Michael W Plant
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Richard Bram
Photographer Spotlight We at Street-Photography.net have been fans of Richard Bram’s street photography for a long time. We are really happy that he agreed to be our first photographer to be featured in our…
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Who wants to be a Pro Photographer?
Why is there an emphasis on Turning Pro for Photographers. I have noticed for quite a long time now, that on a lot of photography blogs and websites that there is an emphasis or…
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Michael Wayne Plant, at the GR Space Brisbane
Join us for a Photowalk and Photo Software Demonstration, In partnership with Ricoh, CR Kennedy and DxO. Michael Wayne Plant, one of the founders of this site, is doing an event, in conjunction with…
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Brief Website Update
We have been a bit buys behind the scenes and not getting to publish quite so much for the past month. I unfortunately had to rush to Australia from London as my Father is…
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Is Street Photography Ethical?
We like to think it is, because we are street photographers. However the question ‘Is Street Photography Ethical?’ Is still worth asking. Tim Jamieson has a thought provoking video on this subject here: He…
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How to practice street photography without leaving your neighbourhood.
Why do we all think we need to visit the city centres to practice street photography? Street photography can be practiced anywhere. It is not the preserve of big city locations. It does not…
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Street photography hotspots in London for first-time visitors
I have lived in London for over 30 years and there are spaces that I return to often to make street photography images. Because they are just about always busy and ever changing. London…
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How to reduce Street Photography anxiety
Recently, I found a video by Faizal Westcott and a blog post on the subject of street photography anxiety. As I thought he did a really good video and post on this topic so…
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Promote yourself.
Paris, street crossing the Seine, heading towards the Louvre, one early summer evening. Image BY Michael Wayne Plant. Made with a Leica M11 Monochrome camera, 35mm lens.
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Sunday Street Photo Treat
Martin Parr Article and upcoming Talk I was busy reading one of the Sunday Newspapers this morning. When I found an article on Martin Parr, that I thought I would share with you all.…
