Street Photography Books. Check out these newly released books on the most popular photography style practiced today. Learn from the masters of street photography and get inspired to launch next photography project!
“All City is all about photography – specifically San Francisco urban photography – with an occasional photo from other parts of the earth (and someday beyond!). But what truly binds us together is San Francisco proper and its many personalities, from tourist kitsch to ocean beaches, soaring skylines to urban decay.
We are four photographers: Stuart Dixon, Brad Evans, Travis Jensen & Bob Horowitz. We are a diverse group that brings together interesting styles to provide a kaleidoscopic view of the city.
We update often, generally 3-4 times a day, sometimes more. We also feature friends and acquaintances’ photography whenever we can. San Francisco is such an awesome place to be a photographer right now!”
Website: http://allcitysf.com/
I highly encourage you to visit this site and check out the well-written biographies and stunning image galleries. Here are just a few of my favorites:
Street Photography -Portland Oregon, features a combination of great photography and interesting writings. Categories includes iPhoneography, Photography Techniques, Photo Hardware and discussion of recent photo outings. Street Photography is produced by photographer Edward Blank.
Top New York City Street Photography blogs are very popular, but it’s hard to find one location where they all reside. With this post, I am listing some of my favorites. I’m sure I’ve overlooked several great New York City street photographers, so this is where you come in! If you have a favorite, kindly leave it at the end of this post so we can compile a tremendous list for others to enjoy. The photographers or photo blogs are listed in no particular order. Hope you enjoy and please contribute to the list if you can.
- Markus Hartel
- TOZZOPHOTO
- Daniel A. Norman
- Joe’s NYC
- Philip Greenspan
- Helen Levitt
- Urban75
- Dave Beckerman
- Bruce Gilden
- Jamel Shabazz
- Jake Dobkin
- N.Corren Conway
- Joe Wigfall
- Vivian Cherry
- Fumi Nagasaka
- Michel Bayard
- Jezblog (added 4/15/09)
- Bocetos (added 4/15/09)
As a way to add a little spice to our normal fare, I am inviting you to write in to describe any photo related projects you’re currently working on…sort of a guest blogger / interview style format. Whether you are a budding photography major, just started out to create your first photo blog, or a seasoned professional, you have a story to tell. I love reading about other photographers, and watching documentaries about photojournalism on YouTube…Here are a couple of my recent favorites.. New York City street photographers Bruce Gilden and Jamel Shabazz .
The idea behind this project is to detail the different types of photography going on all around us, to motivate us, to inspire us, and to gain a following for your works. Sound interesting?
How it works: Simply write a few paragraphs..the length is really up to you…telling us about you and your photography; where you’re located, a little background info (always adds to the story), what you’re doing in the world of photography, and what you hope to achieve..If you choose to participate, hopefully you will be open to continue to keep us updated on the latest developments in your photography world!
Be sure to include a link to your website so we can see your photography (sounds obvious, but often overlooked).
Once I receive and review your submission, I will contact you to let you know when to look for the posting.
Please send your submission to rick at ilovephotoblogs dot com.
I look forward to seeing your submissions!