Working with people is essential to my day job and documentary-style photography. From one-on-one meetings to global zoom meetings, from capturing a general street scene to documenting protests. Therefore…
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THE NEXT STAGE IN MY PHOTOGRAPHIC EVOLUTION, OR: HOW TRYING PURE STREET PHOTOGRAPHY HELPED ME TO FIND MY ROAD AHEAD
While I explored different photographic genres over the years, since moving to the US and being driven by my passion for people, I have come home to my true passion: documentary-style street photography and essays.
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The author provides the background story to Capa's work and insight into the photographers' community from the 1930s to the 1950s. Reading Capa's story made me realize how much happened in the relatively…
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Bob Dylan, Rod Stewart, Alphaville, and probably many others sang about it. Movies have been made about it.
Staying forever young: a wish that many people need to have.
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I was lucky enough to stumble upon this book while browsing the bargains area of Barnes & Noble. It is a photo book with old images from London, United Kingdom, taken between 1870 and 1945, providing a unique insight into how the city and its inhabitants looked during those years.
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Henri Cartier-Bresson. Admiringly called HCB by his followers, almost no documentary photography documentary does not mention him. Loved, imitated, copied: the photographer who defined documentary and street photography.
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Sally Mann's 'Hold Still' is one of my favorite photographer (auto) biographies. It provides a fascinating and intimate view of her family's history and about how that history influences her life and how she photographs…
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…I decided to not have a looking-back-looking-forward article at the start of this year. However, this does not mean that I did not set some goals for my photography and this year's blog posts and one of the goals I have set…
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