Are You a Photo Weirdo?
With Spring here, I think it’s time to fully embrace your inner photo weirdo. Seriously, hear me out. If you missed the Street Photography Anywhere class, a common comment was how uncomfortable people were to
Joel Sternfeld’s American Prospects
All photographs © Joel Sternfeld Originally beginning as a traditional street photographer, Joel Sternfeld set out to switch things up. Following in the footsteps of Walker Evans 40 years earlier, Sternfeld embarked on an
Matt Black: American Geography
All Photos Matt Black. Beginning in 2013, Matt Black set out to document isolated rural communities near his hometown in California’s Central Valley. In 2015, he expanded the project and set out on a
The Wonderland of Jason Eskenazi
All photographs – Jason Eskenazi Wonderland US link. International links here. Jason Eskenazi has a fascinating story. As a photographer eeking out a living in Queens at 30 years old, Jason took a life-altering
Street Photography in Quiet Places and Small Towns
The term street photography is often thought to mean photographs of people, and usually in big and busy cities, usually walking along the sidewalks. But this couldn’t be further from the truth. It’s a
5 Blocks from Home – Contest Results!
First Place: Tommi Here are the results! (For those of you who aren’t familiar – this is the result of a contest run with my mailing list to send photos taken within 5 blocks
Graciela Iturbide – Forgoing and Embracing Traditional Life in Mexico
Born in Mexico City in 1942 as the eldest of thirteen children and with traditional Roman Catholic parents, it would be safe to say that photography wasn’t a path that was set out before
Many Lives – The Photography of William Klein
“So, here is a photograph that was taken on St. Patricks Day. All these guys are Irish. A lot of the people in my photographs either look at me, or there is always
