Photography

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Another aspect that I’m drawn to in photos is emotion. I suppose why I like them is that they can create a connection with the viewer. I think most of the time a photograph that contains emotion, they’re more often than not quite thought provoking, and that makes me want to ask questions.

NOTE: This is a Guest Blog post written by Alexander Merc exclusively for www.streethunters.net.
Street photography, without doubt, is enjoying enormous popularity today.

Hiroki Fujitani is a veteran Japanese street photographer. Aged 51 and based in Tokyo, Japan, Hiroki has claimed multiple awards through his photographic work including being interviewed and published in Vogue Italy, Photokina World of imaging 2014...

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Dear StreetHunters.net Readers!
The time has come for you to vote for the best “Pets and their people” Street Photograph!
This time it was a tough one! We received many photographs, but only 9 made it through to the poll.

Marius Vieth is a 21 times award winning fine art photographer focused on street photography from Germany who’s based in Amsterdam. He travels around the world to capture golden moments and manages his own international Fine Arts Label NEOPRIME. Besides that, he offers private coaching, has written 5 books about street photography and creativity, he works as a judge for contests, pours his heart and soul into his YouTube Channel and he’s the publisher and curator of his own premium print photography magazine “NEOPRIME Contemporary Fine Art Photography”.

A popular quote by photojournalist Ted Grant goes, "When you photograph people in color, you photograph their clothes. But when you photograph people in black and white, you photograph their souls!

BIRDMAN or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance)
One thing I love finding is a street photographer with a view of the world I’ve never seen before.

First I would like to congratulate you on the recent scholarship you won with the Magnum Foundation to attend NYU.  Could you tell us a little bit more about what this means to you and how it will impact your photography?

It means a lot because it will be my first (formal) education in photography. There is this tiny voice inside me that sometimes says people don’t take my  photography seriously because I am self taught, and I envy those who have a degree in photography. I still don’t know a lot about photography, especially technical stuff.

Photographer Humberto Segura's thought process when it comes to street photography is something we can all learn from.

Keith Dannemiller was born in Akron, Ohio on May 27, 1949, and educated there in Catholic elementary and high schools. He graduated from Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tennessee with a B.A. in Organic Chemistry.

Kettleman City, 2015 #cindyproject
Dear friend,
I want to share some ideas with you– specifically about “personal” street photography. I’m going to ramble a bit before that, so please be patient with me.

In Public’s Blake Andrews is an outspoken street photographer and blogger based in Eugene Oregon. He shoots mostly black and white film and while his work fits within a broad definition of street photography, he sees himself as a photographer first. Looking for images wherever they can be found. I sat down with Blake to talk about the process of finding images and making photographs. Hit the jump to read the interview!

The idea behind ‘Transit’ is to document how people interact and how lives intersect and bind while traveling.” says Remera, a photographer born in Rwanda in 1981. Now living and working in Luxembourg, Remera got into photography through workshops and classes while studying in Strasbourg. Then in 2010, he fell deeper into love with the art form while travelling.