Casey Meshbesher – Connecting People Through Platforms
Casey Meshbesher is a street photography, video, and multimedia artist. She is also a researcher, curator, and the founder of @womeninstreet (WiS), a platform we love just for female street photographers. She is also the editor Her Side of the Street, a street photography blogzine for female street photographers. Casey was kind enough to take some time to chat with us about many subjects, including her own photography, the value of making connections through platforms, and the research that
Juan Reyes – Founder of Miami Street Photography Festival
Juan Jose Reyes has been running one of our favorite street photography festivals for several years now, the Miami Street Photography Festival. When a pandemic threw a wrench in the works for the 2020, Juan was quick to shift the festival from an in-person event to an online one - no small feat. Listen in to hear about how he managed to make a success of the festival despite the challenges, upcoming festival plans in Milan for 2021, workshops going on now, and find out more about Juan's personal
A Video Conversation with Harvey Stein
Last week I had the honor of being asked to hold a video conversation with New York street photographer Harvey Stein. The event was hosted by visual storyteller David Wells from The Wells Point. David hosts private monthly Zoom events for his clients and friends that feature conversations with various artists. He's a very interesting guy who publishes a website full of resources for anyone interested in telling stories through photography and other visual arts. David graciously
Fredericksburg Street Photography Collective
Fredericksburg Street Photography is an enthusiastic collective that started up just about a year ago – right before the pandemic really hit hard in the U.S. About 20 members meet up regularly at artsy coffee shops and local watering holes to discuss photography and learn from each other. They describe themselves as a group that is “more hipster than pixel peeking” that enjoys “getting out and shooting free style photography as [they] search for subjects and settings that best reflect the city
Valérie Jardin – Street photography in the winter
This is just a quick reminder registration for the Publishing a Photo Book Workshop taught by Harvey Stein will close this coming Sunday (January 24) at midnight. The 7-week course begins Tuesday, January 26 at 1:00 PM Eastern time. It’s designed to help photographers who either have a completed project to publish but don’t know how to find and approach potential publishers or are thinking about arranging their images into a book form. Click Here to learn more. Our Guest Valérie
Alex Amorós 40 Music Venues Project
The January 2021 issue of Street Photography Magazine is now available.
Michael Ruggiero – Long-term Projects
I’m writing this on January 15 which means we have just published the January 2021 issue of Street Photography Magazine. We are super excited because the January issue kicks off our year of women street photographers with a special issue that features work by all women. And throughout the year each issue will feature a super talented woman street photographer. Publishing a Photo Book Workshop Also this month we are holding our very first remote workshop, Publishing a Photo Book with Harvey
Worshop – Publishing a Photo Book with Harvey Stein
Do you have a dream to publish a photo book of your work but don’t know where to start? If so, you will be pleased to learn that we have partnered with street photographer, author and educator Harvey Stein to bring you a special remote workshop about publishing a photo book. During this 7-week hands-on course Harvey, a veteran publisher of photo books, will work directly with participants to generating book ideas, identifying potential publishers, sequencing photographs, writing book
Keith Dannemiller and his book projects
Happy New Year and welcome to 2021. Twenty twenty is finally in the books and perhaps we can all have a sigh of relief. Anyway I am very happy to announce that we have declared that 2021 will be the Year of Women Street Photographers. So each month during the year we are choosing a woman to be the featured photographer of the month. And our first issue of the year, which will be published on January 15th, will feature street photography created by all women. Keith