What can Stoicism teach us about street photography? Samuel Ioannidis reflects on patience, attention, letting go of control and choosing to keep going.
Category Archive: Opinion
The world conspires to persuade photographers that they’re just a purchase away from greatness. If only it were so easy!
Bob Patefield tackles a much-debated subject and comes to a comforting conclusion: You aren’t an unethical creepy weirdo because you like taking photos of strangers in public.
What’s a photographer to do when motivation is lacking? Doug Bruns tackles the tough topic finding a way out of creative dry spells.
Part love letter and part critique, this is the perspective of an outsider who loves NYC’s visual drama, but has accepted that the price of admission is too high.
Mark J. Davidson writes, “The golden age is not the problem. Nostalgia is.”
Is street photography indicative of a particular personality type? Andrew Stark muses.
Each year, we publish hundreds of street and documentary photographs in Street Photography Magazine. Some hit right away. Others stick with us long after we’ve closed the issue. In the latest...
Today’s hurried pace might just be at the root of the mediocrity and superficiality that so many lament. What’s an artist to do? Cristina Garlesteanu muses.
Are photos enhanced or diminished by their titles? Michael Miller ponders the question.
Cristina Garlesteanu addresses finding one’s voice in the era of social media pressures.
Liam H Baillie’s beloved Glasgow, and thoughts on where street photography is headed.