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Table of Contents

Interview with Mariana Moraes

Photography Changed Me

Is it Easy to be a Freak in Northern Goa?

The Energy of New York

Bram Vangampelaere on Street Photography

Street Shooters of April 2018

Take Time to Notice the Details

The Energy of New York

Urban energy. The movement of the people who live in big cities. This is what Frederic Saez captures. He says that a good image should be poetry in its own right. Frederic travels extensively (his wife is a flight attendant), but what drew him to New York initially was not street photography – it was the New York Marathon. As a runner, it was Frederic’s dream to run the marathon, and he did, twice. As he ran, he says he remembers “very, very nice people, music, singers, spectators telling me to go on.” He adds, “New York has a special place in my heart since those two marathons.”

Bob and Frederic got together to talk about the singular energy of New York City and how it can be captured in street photography. Listen in by clicking on the audio player below:

http://spm-media.s3.amazonaws.com/frederic-saez-interview-final.mp3

A Selection of Frederic’s Photos

New York City

 

Mumbai

Be sure to check out Frederic’s New York gallery on his website, as well. Click here to see it.

 

Frédéric Saez

I am a self-taught photographer specializing in documentary photography. Influenced by many contemporary artists, I put my aesthetic and cultural approach to the service of my activity through street photography, portraits and stories in a journalistic style. Through the act of photography I try to understand my contemporaries, visually documenting their habits and behaviors. For my project I explore urban space and cultures that are foreign to me with an assumed subjectivity. I work both in black and white and color. I used to make projects in Paris where I work, and Orléans where I live and when I travel.

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Articles
April 2018

Interview with Mariana Moraes

Meet the lovely Mariana Moraes, a filmmaker and photographer from Brazil who draws inspiration from paintings and has mastered capturing natural light.

Photography Changed Me

Documenting a country in distress led to a metamorphic experience for Mauricio Jimenez who says, "I no longer see life in the same light I used to, life changes, photography changed me."

Is it Easy to be a Freak in Northern Goa?

Each year, a mysterious event takes place in Goa. Alexander Snihovskiy discusses what it means to be a freak as he documents the annual Freak Parade there, founded by Belgium clown Zou-Zou.

The Energy of New York

It's undeniable. New York City has a singular energy and everyone can feel it. But can street photography capture it? Join Frederic and Bob as they share their opinions.

Bram Vangampelaere on Street Photography

Bram always had an interest in photography, but when he started introducing people in the frame, the story he was trying to tell got much more interesting.

Street Shooters of April 2018

Top submissions from our community

Take Time to Notice the Details

Meet James Wilkinson, a world traveling street photographer who loves the speed and unpredictably of shooting the streets and is an expert at capturing dramatic street portraits.

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