As the pandemic stretches on, some of you may still be bummed about cancelled summer workshops and travel plans. Fortunately, many photographers and organizations have taken their classes online. Here's one that stood out to us as an amazing
Current Issue Magazine Articles
Interview with Lou Jones
Meet Lou Jones, a master photographer with some excellent advice on how to concieve meaningful projects and then bring them to fruition.
Pale Blue Dress
Humans have waged war for centuries and played war for almost as long. Brandon Tauszik takes note and documents the Civil War reenactor movement, a movement that is today standing at a crossroads.
Lisbon
Macon Bauer parties by night and explores the streets of Lisbon by day, capturing the tears in the social fabric of the city’s once quaint neighborhoods.
Keep Your Head Above Water
Two months ago, Guy Shilo started to document the lockdown in Israel. His project reveals some serious challenges and thoughtfully uncovers what will be needed for people to emerge out of this crisis intact.
Ho Yin Chan Scofield on Street Photography
Meet a Hong Kong photographer with a desire to always keep learning new ways to share his vision of the world with others.
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The June 2020 issue of Street Photography Magazine is now available
Discussion – How the Pandemic Has Changed Street Photography
Although the Coronavirus is not currently in the headlines that doesn’t mean it’s gone away. On the contrary it’s still there and just as dangerous. Now that we’re collectively letting our guard down I fear that it will come roaring back. But I hope I’m
Street Photography During the Pandemic Town Hall Replay
Earlier this week we held an excellent live discussion on Zoom with street photographers Valérie Jardin, Lauren Welles and Jens Krauer about the state of street photography during the Coronavirus pandemic. As promised here's a replay of the discussion posted
Online Street Slam with the DC Street Collective May 29
I know this might be last minute, but what else can you do on a Friday evening right now. The Washington DC street collective is holing a virtual Street Slam photo critique Friday May 29 from 4:00 - 6:00 PM EDT via Zoom. It's totally free and you are
“Stokey on Lockdown” by Alex Amorós
Alex Amorós is at it again, this time with a beautiful project called "Stokey on Lockdown". Here's how he describes the project: " "'Stokey on Lockdown' is a photo project carried out on the streets of Stoke Newington, shot on my daily walks during the
The evolution of a Street Photographer with Deborah Cole
Although Debby Cole, a former business owner and corporate executive from Austin Texas, spent spent most of her adult life as a landscape photographer she never considered street photography until she attended (almost by accident) a workshop with Valerie