Alex Amorós is at it again, this time with a new documentary project on "the two sides of the coin, the two sides of the ribbon, the two existing sides dividing the United Kingdom. It is a project carried out at the gates of the British Parliament." You've probably heard about Brexit in the news, but what I liked about Alex's new project is that it offers a close-up view of how people in the UK are actually feeling about the issue - something I hadn't really grasped by just watching the news
Street Shooters of June 2020
Doll Parts, Rome Storefront by Kip Harris These doll parts were in the window of a doll hospital in Rome. View on Website The yellow lines by Patrick Zélis I am interested in lines, shapes, colors, which combine to create my subject. The addition of one or more characters disturbs this tranquility and instills a feeling of loneliness. This photo was taken on the island of Madeira. Estacy by Ribhu
Street Shooters of March 2020
'Birthday' by Matt Jerrams Taken in Ramillies Street, London - just outside my favourite place in the whole city, The Photographers Gallery. View on Website Hunting pigeons by Adrien Jean Street scene in the streets of Yangon View on Website Warsaw 2016. by J-Philippe ROBERT Leica M4P. 50 mm. View on Website Tableau by Joseph Smith The title came to me even before I snapped the shutter. Sitting in Amsterdam's
Street Shooters of February 2020
Shaving by Soemyint Winn Concrete Tea Room by Joseph Smith A rooftop cafe hosts a pair of tea drinkers in San Diego's Balboa Park. View on Website Siesta Motel by Allan Syphers While walking through Boston one evening to feel it's nighttime environment, I passed by this setting. It presented an interesting collection of people and places that created a richness as a whole but, yet, raised the question, 'What
Street Shooters of January 2020
Pink Tutus by Darcy Miller A flurry of pink fabric from a young girl's quinceañera. View on Website Map Reader by Jan Lyall As I walked by this fellow sitting at a table in Union Station in Las Angeles I saw the light landing on him from the high windows and loved it. Seen, composed and snapped in two seconds. The fact that he is wearing two pair of glasses and has a nice hat all added to the scene. View on Website
Street Shooters of November 2019
Street dog by Daniel Hoffmann This shot of the dog is from New York City. I placed the camera in "dog level" The dog owner stopped together with the dog. I tried to capture a human element in the photo by using the woman in the background and the dog-line as a connection the dog owner. It looked like the dog owner liked it. View on Website Morning light by abdul hameed thahir I photographed in Dubai during summer time
Street Shooters of October 2019
July motion by Elena Raceala Running in the water. Photo taken at Constanta beach on the shore of the Black sea coast , Romania. View on Website pairings by Michele Bartalini Frame Within Frame by Sujoy Debnath I have captured this photo at Kumortuli, the idol market, Kolkata. The old man is an artist, was making face of Goddess Durga. I had a nice talking with him. The
Street Shooters of September 2019
Finding their own shadow by Zahid Rahman Finding their own shadow View on Website Salvation Steps (First Communion) by Carlos P Beltran This particular photograph has been exhibited at galleries Worldwide. This photograph is part of a 64-image monograph on the melancholic, yet hopeful, essence of Caracas, Venezuela, a city on a downward spiral after decades of political and social turmoil. View on Website “In
Street Shooters of August 2019
I can`t see by Lennox Lewerenz This photo was taken in Melbourne with my Olympus OM1 Kodak 400Tx. < Untitled by Giovanni Mazzuchelli Piazza Del Duomo, Milan, Italy - 2019. Analog street photography. Quiet Moment by Chuck Lupardo What started as a planned evening to capture specific lighting in Grand Central Station, ended up being a walk through the Garment District and where I ultimately captured this
Street Shooters of July 2019
THIS IS UNREAL by J. Ray Paradiso Image made on July 6, 2019, at Chicago's MoCA. By Design by Adrian Whear The RMIT design building in Melbourne, Australia. This is a much photographed building so my challenge was to capture an original composition. It took many visits when finally I thought to look at the nearby parked cars for reflections. View on Website Daughter by Arkadeep Mitra Heavily inspired by the
Street Shooters of June 2019
Meaningful Eyes by Sina Motamed Rad Tehran, a metropolis with more than 11 million population, is one of the most advanced cities in Iran. Life in this city is divided into two categories. High-income people and slummers. The Government of the Islamic Republic of Iran, unfortunately, failed to manage the issue of poverty after 40 year View on Website Cuba by Perry Hall Trinidad, Cuba View on Website Striding Man