Today, I’m joined by Aude Delannoy Dib, a street photographer from France living in the United Arab Emirates. Her work speaks to me because of the vibrant, multi-layered compositions.
033 Aude Delannoy Dib – Limitation is the Source of Creativity
What makes a street photo
What makes a street photo a street photo? It is a question I get a lot. Some people think it is just taking your camera outside. But it is so much more layered than that. In this guide, I will share my personal vision, break down the core characteristics, and hopefully offer some actionable tips to get you shooting.
Read morePhotos of the Zinneke parade in Brussels
The Zinneke parade is one of those events that completely transforms the energy of Brussels. It is a celebration of the city itself, bringing together diverse neighborhoods, cultures, and creative minds into a single massive, moving spectacle. As a street photographer, I find it an absolute playground.
Read morePhotos of the Pride in Antwerp
Every city has its own unique vibe. This is never more visible than during the Pride in Antwerp. The streets fill with color, music, and people celebrating love and diversity. As a street photographer, I find it one of my favorite times of the year to roam the streets of my hometown.
Read more9 tips to master macro photography with insects
Growth as an artist is a constant struggle. This is especially true with insect macro photography, which offers an incredible window into a world we can barely see. Magnifying tiny subjects to reveal the compound eyes of a dragonfly or the mechanical precision of an ant is incredibly rewarding.
Read morePhotos of the Darklands puppy walk in Antwerp
Every year, the city of Antwerp transforms for Darklands. While the main festival takes place indoors, the energy absolutely spills out onto the city’s streets. One of the most vibrant public moments is the annual puppy walk.
Read moreThe importance of a photography contract (and how to write one)
Starting out as a freelance photographer is exciting. You get your first client, agree on a price, and you just want to grab your camera and shoot. But over the years of shooting corporate events in Antwerp and Brussels, I quickly learned that relying on a quick email or a handshake is not enough.
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