Episode 4 of This Week in Street (TWiS) is on the air! This week’s street photography news show includes a farewell to Abbas, plus Gustavo Minas joins Burn My Eye, NYC Parks worker discovers 3000 slides from 1978 and some crazy rumors to wet your whistle! Hit the jump to watch this week’s show!
This Week in Street Episode 4 – Abbas, Gustavo Minas, Sci-Fi Lenses And More!Read More »
Episode 2 of This Week in Street (TWiS) is now available! Each episode breaks down the top street photography (and related) stories from around the net plus anything else I find interesting along the way! This week’s show includes Fuji firmware updates, stuff Leica people say, a Kodak factory tour and more! Hit the jump to watch the show!!
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The first episode of This Week in Street (TWiS) is on the air! Each episode features the top street photography (and related) stories from around the net plus anything else I find interesting along the way. This week’s show includes the Sony A7 III, 24 Hour Project, Russian Vivian Maier, Lightroom updates and more! Hit the jump to watch the video and get the links!
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Bruce Gilden is one of the most divisive figures in modern street photography. His “in your face” confrontational style has sparked much debate about the boundaries of art and personal space and it seems people either love him or hate him. A new mini-documentary features Bruce shooting on the streets in New York City. Hit the jump for the full video.
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Today was the day that the world got its first look at the Leica M-P. The latest rangefinder from Leica is essentially a beefed up version of the M-240 with M9-P style cues and an expanded buffer for more continuous shooting. It may just be the street photographer’s dream camera but is it worth the $700 premium over a standard M-240? Hit the jump to find out!
27. Dark clothes and a dark camera will help you stay discrete. Don’t wear a brightly coloured hat.
The movie that every street photographer is talking about is now available on DVD! I was lucky enough to see this film at the premier at the Toronto International Film Festival in 2013 and I can tell you that it’s a must-see for anyone interested in this enigmatic woman’s story. Trailer and more info after the jump.
