Street Photography Magazine

Gear talk and street portraits with Craig Clark

Oct 22, 2021

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Bruce Gilden Photo Book Review

01:52

Sidewalk by Eugene Smith

01:32

How Did You Get Your First DSLR?

05:26

Introduction

2min

How Did You Get Your First DSLR?

5min

Is It All About the Gear?

5min

I Got the Cue to Monochrome

3min

The Street Photography Magazine Podcast With Alan Weiss

4min

Do You Have a Master Shot?

5min

Street Photography: Monochrome Versus Color Camera?

2min

The Day of the Dead Makeup - Is That Something You Did for a Friend?

2min

The Ansel Adams Exhibit

3min

10.

The Biggest Influence on Street Photography?

2min

11.

Photographer, I'm Always Chasing the Daylight

3min

12.

How Did You Connect With People to Take Street Photography?

2min

13.

I'm a Photographer and I Love the Lincoln Memorial

3min

14.

I Got a Photo of the Washington Monument

2min

15.

The Capital, Yeah. Yeah. That's the Capital.

2min

16.

Is It OK to Take a Picture?

2min

17.

Bruce Gilden Photo Book Review

2min

18.

The Attention Economy of Social Media

2min

19.

How Do Americans Is Good?

2min

20.

Sidewalk by Eugene Smith

2min

21.

The LFI Magazine, You Know?

2min

22.

Street Photography and Charlottesville?

2min

23.

Charlottesville, Virginia

2min

24.

I Don't Like Taking a Picture of Someone With a Mask On

2min

25.

Craig, C R a I G Underscore Underscore Clark. C L a R K. Yeah.

3min

When I met Craig at a recent street photography event, I knew I’d have a lot to talk about with this not so seasoned street photographer. Craig didn’t take up street photography all that long ago, but he’s already created some beautiful work.

In addition to having a natural eye for street shots, Craig is already quite dedicated to his craft. Here’s what an average day shooting looks like for Craig: He wakes up at 3am (yes, you read that right), takes a train into Washington DC, walks the streets at painfully early hours, and is home in time for breakfast with his kids.

A fellow Leica user, Craig and I had plenty to talk about gear wise, but we also talked quite a bit about Craig’s approach to street portraits. Click the audio player to listen in to our conversation.