Books are a great source of inspiration for me, both in terms of my photography and business skills, as well as for gaining a broader perspective on the world.
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Slices of Time Episode 019: Sarah Plummer
Welcome to the Slices of Time Street Photography podcast. Today, I’m joined by Sarah Plummer, a street photographer from England. I liked her work because it’s very warm and feels like it would be personal to the subject.
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Welcome to the Slices of Time Street Photography podcast. Today, Hugo Lee, a street photographer based in the UK, joins me. I encountered his work on the Worldwide Street exhibition in Amsterdam and was immediately drawn to his cinematic and colorful work.
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Welcome to the Slices of Time Street Photography podcast. Today, I’m joined by Tom Pitts, a street photographer from Cheltenham in the UK. He is excellent at spotting the right moments and capturing them. A photo of his won the Dublin Street Photography festival recently, which kind of proves my point about his skill in capturing great slices of time.
Read more1-day (8-hour) itinerary for (street) photography fun in Amsterdam
Recently, I went to Amsterdam for a day. By train, it isn’t too far from Antwerp, and I knew about an exhibition from street photographers that was only on that week. So, in a reasonably busy workweek, I scheduled a day of Amsterdam: street photography.
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Welcome to the Slices of Time Street Photography podcast. Episode 16, hooray! Today, I’m joined by Darren Sacks, a street photographer from the UK. I discovered his vibrant and abstract photos during a Worldwide street photo exhibition in Amsterdam last month. So, hey Darren, how are you? Could you introduce yourself?
Read moreSlices of Time Episode 015: Nicola Fioravanti
Welcome to the Slices of Time Street Photography podcast. Episode 15 already! Today, I’m joined by Nicola Fioravanti, an Italian street photographer based in Paris, France. I can’t help but describe his photos as abstract yet still very human and warm.
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