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Interview with Juliette Mansour

Floral India

Roaming Manhattan – Part I

City Landscapes

Street Shooters of January 2017

Interview with Juliette Mansour

How does a web developer/writer become a serious street photographer? Juliette Mansour became just that after several of life’s little twists and turns. In fact, she now heads up the Atlanta Street Photography Group (ASPG) and works hard to continue growing interest in street photography in the Atlanta area. Juliette has a real passion for street photography and has a learning mindset that keeps her work fresh.

Listen in to our conversation to get to know Juliette a little better and hear more about her journey by clicking the link below.

http://spm-media.s3.amazonaws.com/juliette-mansour-edits-final.mp3

A Selection of Juliette’s Images

Bogotá, Colombia - Digital, RicohGR

Atlanta, GA - Digital, RicohGR

Atlanta, GA - 120 Film, Acros 100, Rolleiflex

 Atlanta, GA 120 film, Yashica Mat

 Atlanta, GA - 120 Film, Acros 100, Yashica Mat

Cartagena, Colombia - Digital, RicohGR

Bogota, ColombiaDigital, Nikon D300

Atlanta, GA Digital, Olympus e-P2

 Brooklyn, NY Digital, Olympus e-P2

 

Juliette’s Favorite Places to Shoot

  • Downtown Five Points Metro Station at 5:00PM
  • The Atlanta Beltline:

The Atlanta Beltline

 

Juliette’s Gear

  • Digital: Ricoh GR
  • Film: Canon Rebel

Juliette Mansour

I am a first-generation American, born in Atlanta, Georgia and raised in the 1970s and 80s, within a blend of three cultures. Though I've lived in Atlanta all my life I've travelled to different cities and countries every year since I was a toddler. Since then, I've harbored a clandestine lust for an artistic, gypsy, wayward life. I love making photographs but I have been writing much longer. I won a few creative writing awards in school, majored in foreign language literature, got a Master's Degree in linguistics. Then for no good reason, I took a fast left turn in 1998 away from language teaching into technology. The innate curiosity that drove me to pull apart transistor radios at the age of eight was repurposed into a love for media, photography and visual arts. Since then, I've honed my skills at creating photographs, taken lots of classes, won a few meager recognitions, started my own street photography group, built a darkroom in my home, have had my prints in a couple of gallery showings, been in a couple of festivals, got a few photos published in magazines and have had a lot of ups and downs with my process. I've met some interesting people along the way. I've learned the beauty and pain of sitting meditation and other methods of mindfulness. Reconnecting with my immigrant roots, I cultivated a deeper love for quality food. I adopted two awesome dogs who are waiting for me on the other side. I have cultivated the finest of friendships, learned some hard lessons and ultimately, have had much success in "finding my true self". I'm still getting to know her.

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Articles
January 2017

Interview with Juliette Mansour

Check out an audio interview with our featured photographer of the month.

Floral India

See a floral, fragrant India through the eyes of street photographer and anthropologist, Jamari Lior.

Roaming Manhattan – Part I

What's it like to roam Manhattan for decades, camera in hand? Find out from G.H. Strauss.

City Landscapes

Andrzej Pilichowski-Ragno takes us to an "invisible city" that will test the limits of your imagination.

Street Shooters of January 2017

Top submissions from members or our community. Don't miss them.

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