Creative ways to keep people anonymous in street photography

Silhouettes of people against a bright sun in a city, with one person waving a flag from an elevated position.

Street photography is often about the human element, but capturing authentic life on the street is getting harder. People are increasingly concerned about privacy, and sticking a camera in someone’s face isn’t exactly the most relaxing way to spend a Saturday afternoon.

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The ultimate guide to street photography in the rain: exact settings, gear protection, and creative ideas

I have been caught in sudden downpours while doing street photography in Brussels or Antwerp more times than I can count. Your first instinct might be to pack up your camera and find a warm coffee shop to wait it out. But honestly, you are missing out on some of the best moments.

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How to become an event photographer (and get paid for it)

Getting started in event photography is an exciting journey. It is also one of the most reliable ways to make a living with your camera. When I first started bringing my camera to events, I had no idea how massive the demand for professional event photography really was.

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032 Geit Eero – “It Messes With Your Head”: The Reality of a 1000-Day Photo Challenge

Today, I’m joined by Geit Eero, a street photographer from Tallinn. His work speaks to me because of the variety of subjects and the technology he uses.

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