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Table of Contents

Interview with Bill Emory

24 Hours Underground

“Happily Drive” on Street Photography

Unscenes

Things Lost, Things Gained

Street Shooters of February 2020

“Happily Drive” on Street Photography

How did you get into street photography in the first place?

I’ve been photographing street for many decades film to digital. I enjoy exploration, and rain or shine I find myself at peace pointing in a direction and walking endlessly, camera in hand, to see what visual circumstances appear before me.

Target Two

What I love about your images is that they make the world look so weird! Do you think the world is just generally a weird place to live or do you attempt to make it appear that way in your photos?

My photography is about capturing the moments that give me a smile.

Live Long and Prosper

What’s your most memorable moment from street photography?

The most memorable moment from street photography for me, is not knowing what will occur around the next corner and being there to capture it. In other words, I’m continually looking for the most memorable moment to happen.

Dog On

What are your biggest challenges and how do you overcome them?

The biggest challenges I’ve found to street photography have been largely solved by the endless variety of digital camera equipment now available, especially mirrorless cameras. Silent shutters, fast autofocus, excellent cameras and lenses in an unobtrusive small package. I enjoy using quite a variety of camera equipment to explore “different flavours” of street photography.

Camouflage 2

What has street photography taught you?

Street photography has taught me life is all about enjoying the moment. Photography is my expression of being alive.

Pigeoned

Off Leash Rat

Pink Caddy

Editor’s Note: To learn more about Happily Drive and see more of his work, be sure to visit his Flickr photostream. This photographer was selected from our Flickr group (Street Photography Magazine), where we regularly choose photographers’ work to be published in our magazine. 

 

Articles
February 2020

Interview with Bill Emory

A master storyteller tells us about his lifetime of photography that captures local history in the making.

24 Hours Underground

What happens when the subway becomes your destination, rather than a temporary space to occupy? Michael O. Snyder and Thomas James set out to learn the answer.

“Happily Drive” on Street Photography

This photographer brings a weird, wonderful world to life in images that will bring a smile to your face.

Unscenes

Ryan Herz uses real life moments to create non-existent moments consisting of more than one time at a place.

Things Lost, Things Gained

A photographer with an unrivaled passion for projects tells a personal story about his struggles and triumphs.

Street Shooters of February 2020

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