Alan Horsager is a Los Angeles based photographer. He began taking his photography seriously in the mid 1990’s and has shot across a broad range of styles including fashion photography (IMG Models), editorial (Resonance Magazine and Detour), and stock photography (Getty Images). Continue reading
A great collection of street photography tips and examples from forty-six contemporary image-makers who are noted for their candid depictions of life on the streets and in the subways, at shopping malls and movie theaters, on beaches and in parks. Continue reading
The best part about running a user submitted photography site is having tons of great photography blogs hit your inbox each day! As a self-admitted photography junkie, it’s a simple pleasure I can’t get enough of. And the variety of great photography sites…fashion photography, street photography, landscapes galore, and so much more. Continue reading
The ultimate crossover camera for street photography enthusiasts everywhere. The Fujifilm FinePix X100 is a high-precision digital compact camera that combines modern technology with a traditional camera design to deliver the ultimate in image quality.
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Featuring an APS-C CMOS sensor (12.3 megapixel), a Fujinon 23mm Single Focal Length Fixed F2 lens, a 2.8-inch LCD with 460K pixel, and the world’s first Hybrid Viewfinder, the FinePix X100 captures exceptionally high quality images.
While the Fujifilm X100 has been on the market for a bit more than a year now, prosumer photography enthusiasts rave at it’s performance. Let’s see what under the hood on this gem.
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!
Artist’s Statement
“The New Yorkers is a collection of my 30 years of color street photography. It is a document of the ever changing New York that I love and want to share with a wider audience. Many of the images were made in Soho, Little Italy, Tribeca, Greenwich Village and the Lower East Side in the 1970’s and 80’s. It documents a New York that has now almost disappeared. At that time, these neighborhoods were a mixture of three distinct groups…”
“My intention is to take shots, that tell more about a place or scene, as you can see in it,” writes Michael P. Ammel about his photography blog, creativum49.com. “What works fine for me, might not touch you at all, but this is ok, because diversity makes this small planet a better place. I don’t ask you to vote for my blog, just take the time to watch a photo that “catches” your eye a tiny moment longer to make your own story about it. If this happens, we already have a lot of common sense.
My post processing is done with Photoshop CS5 in raw mode. I’m specialized in urban and landscape photography and I will be available for freelance assignments and requests. All photos from my old blog LOOK can be seen here in a slideshow. Thanks to over 160.000 LOOK vistors in just one year, hope you keep coming.”
