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: Inspiration
When do you get to call yourself a photographer? An artist? After a deeply personal trip through the UK and Ireland, Scott Fecteau considers what happens when we stop chasing praise and make photographs simply because they mean something to us.
A study in layering, subjects in foreground, midground and background with a mix of primary and secondary colours.
What’s a photographer to do when motivation is lacking? Doug Bruns tackles the tough topic finding a way out of creative dry spells.
Moments are always there but we’re not always paying attention to experience them.
Mark Schumann suggests that a way of creating more engaging images is to develop more interests.
Harvey Stein shares insights from his over 50 years of shooting streets around the world.
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...
Every so often, we meet a photographer who is curious enough to show up in a place with genuine humility, wait long enough for real life to unfold, and then somehow capture a story that can move someone who may never set foot on the streets in the frame.
Advance your photography with Harvey Stein’s rewarding approach.
Andreyna Sanchez reflects on where she’d be without this strange stroke of luck.
A magazine photographer for most of his working life, 79 year-old Barry Ashenhurst now shoots street every day and can’t get enough.