Street photography

When I graduadet from school I was obsessed with modern day digital photography and its future possabilities. So much that I did not care though the great street photographer Bruce Gilden did judge my images as just manipulated. Little did I know at that time that I would later on move more and more towards street photography even thoug I should have known as this had been part of my job as a press photographer.

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How do you go about doing rural street photography in a town that has but one main road that runs through it at shoreline and the rest of its streets scattered here and there up the hills like snakes in a landscape. The answare is simple you do it just like the old masters would have done it. Be ready and wait for the moment to come. It can be a long wait but if you are not ready it will never come.....Lets read more

Doing Raw street photography in black and white, like in this image of the chef of Likangers Cafe Herman grilling for people at a festival night, is nice. In its simplicity it draws me back to the days when I used the Yashicamat 124G camera and the fun of using that for candid shots. This one is as simply done as there can be and the more I go out with my camera the more I leave behind of lenses and junk. One camera, one lens and maybe a flashgun like in this instance.. Those are the tools needed to make a picture. The rest of the tools are in your vision and mind.....Lets read more