There are many ways to improve your street photography. You can enhance your subject choice and your compositions. One of the composition techniques I like to use for this is Frame-in-frame, also known as sub-framing.
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Today, I’m joined by Melissa O’Shaughnessy, a street photographer from New York City. Her work resonates with me because of the very natural moments and expressions, which are still interesting and, at times, amusing to observe.
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Welcome to the Slices of Time Street Photography podcast.
Today, I’m joined by Wei Jian Chan, a street photographer from Singapore but now based in London. When browsing through his work, you’ll soon notice his intense black and white compositions. They remind me of a mix between masters like Fan Ho and Henri Cartier Bresson.
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When starting with photography, you’re dealing with a lot of questions. It’s only natural to also think about the shutter speed you should use for your street photography.
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Welcome to the Slices of Time Street Photography podcast. Today, I’m joined by Amy Horowitz, a street photographer from New York in the US—a photographer who spots great subjects on the streets and dares to take their portraits.
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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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