Street Photography Articles
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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…
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Cinema Series: How Wong Kar-Wai & Christopher Doyle artistic collaborations will inspire your street photography.
Introduction: Cinema and photography are built on the same foundation of light, composition, and emotion. In this series, we will explore films that can inspire and elevate your street photography.…
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It’s Over, So Let’s Try This Again. But This Time Good: Street Photography In A Post-Street World.
By Bil Brown If as the MFA Photo students say, there is a visual language to photography. I have been saying for the last few years, “If there is a visual…
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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…
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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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Robert Frank’s “The Americans”
One of the most influential and enduring works of American photography.
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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…
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Ricoh GR IV Digital Camera Announced
Is this one of the best Street Photography cameras available? This is a camera, that I believe, a lot of street photographers have been waiting to see, what Ricoh did…
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Leica M11 Review at Professional Photography Magazine
As a Leica user I have been using Leica Rangefinder camera since the Leica M9, the original full frame digital rangefinder camera first came out. I have now used and…
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How to become a better photographer through patience.
After finding this location it took five visits, over two months, and an hour standing in the rain for the right moment.