Hello dear reader, A few days ago, I stumbled upon an interesting photograph online that caught my attention. That image lead me to a photo project by Suresh Naganathan which he submitted to the Magnum Photography Awards 2016. I found Suresh on Facebook and asked if we could meet up online to discuss a little […]Read Post ›
First of all, I must say that it’s not an original idea as I’ve heard it being mentioned before by the likes of Alec Soth and Eric Kim. The idea is go out shooting on the streets with a mindset of a movie director. The same can apply to your editing process.
Hi there, Streetchat is back! As my friend Chris couldn’t make this time, I was delighted to be joined by few friends photogs on Twitter this weekend. By using the hashtag #streetchat we connected this saturday afternoon and talked about photography and about What makes a good street photograph.
Hi guys, I’ve been flicking through the book “Street Photography Now” recently which is pretty great and very affordable. It contains 46 contemporary street photographers including such legends like Bruce Gilden, Matt Stuart, Alex Webb etc. I’m not going to review this book, I’ll simply say – GET IT if you’re interested in photography at […]Read Post ›
Since its Thursday – a quote day on my blog, I’m just going to leave this here for you.
We’ve all been there, and if you haven’t yet, it’s bound to happen sooner or later. I mean having a Hard Drive that suddenly dies for no reason ( my case few years ago ) and as a result we lose our precious work. It might also happen to your cloud storage like Dropbox or […]Read Post ›
When in doubt, click! – one of the advices I took from Eric Kim and try to stick to when out shooting in the streets. I was walking to the shop the other day, had a camera in my hand in case I see something interesting. I noticed this tall man, dressed like a cowboy with […]Read Post ›
Hi there, In this post I’d like to share some insight and some very valuable and important material for any aspiring photographer like myself. I’m hoping to do these “Discovering Masters” posts once a month. This time I’m inviting you to discover a British Magnum photographer Mark Power.
Hello dear reader, Thanks for stopping by. This morning i’d like to share some crucial tips about starting your own photography project, essay, sequence etc. I can surely tell you that it helped and pointed me in the right direction.
