Street Photography Magazine

Our guest this week is Ashley Tillery, a street photographer from Arlington, Virginia. Raised in a military family […]

Lifelong New York street photographer and educator, Harvey Stein, has published 9 books throughout his career and I’ve […]

One of the great frustrations in the digital age is that e easy it is to make your photography available to the world, yet so difficult to get people’s attention and to take the time to look. Street and documentary photographer Chris Suspect, the Street Photography Magazine featured photographer in August 2020 issue, has figured it out. He regularly enters his work in competitions, attends festivals (at least he did when you could do that sort of thing) and just getting to know people personally. And most recently is self publishing a series of photo books, which have been very successful.

When you ask Kevin Fletcher of Portland, Oregon what he does he’ll tell you that he’s an image […]

Our guest this week is Montana documentary photographer Kelly Gorham is a former photojournalist, filmmaker and Director of Visual Media at Montana State University. As a filmmaker he is about to finish a PBS documentary film, titled Mavericks, about the story behind the ascendancy of Montana skiers to the heights of competitive freestyle skiing. In fact Kelly is a former competitive freestyle skier himself.

Although the Coronavirus is not currently in the headlines that doesn’t mean it’s gone away. On the contrary it’s still there and just as dangerous. Now that we’re collectively letting our guard down I fear that it will come roaring back. But I hope I’m wrong.

Although Debby Cole, a former business owner and corporate executive from Austin Texas, spent spent most of her adult life as a landscape photographer she never considered street photography until she attended (almost by accident) a workshop with Valerie Jardin in Paris. Debby says it changed her life.

Like you I’m learning how to become better at the this elusive art form we call street photography. […]

I hope you’re are enjoying yourself sheltering in place. Of course not. It has been an interesting time, […]

I’m back from my trip to New Zealand and getting back into the swing of things. Sorry for […]