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  • I See You

    If you are serious about street photography then you recognize the ones who put in the time and work. You cannot become “good” at street photography unless you put in the work. Basically shoot everyday, every month, every year. It takes dedication. You have to make it part of your life. Respect to everyone torturing Read more

  • El Salvador and Guatemala

    I finally got around to updating this site with my photos from these two gorgeous countries. I’ll get around to writing more about them eventually. Here’s the link to the photos if you’re interested. Read more

  • Mundanity

    – the quality of being commonplace and ordinary An issue in my photography. Shooting in the same places everyday. Finding something extraordinary is the goal. Or better yet, turning the mundane into something exciting. That’s where I need to go. I really respect the street photographers who are doing great work in places other than Read more

  • Flickr

    Its a great place to share work and store your photos. Sure you have to pay for unlimited storage but it’s worth it to back up your photos. American street photography is not well represented on it however. I’m an admin for the group Decisive Moment, a very popular street photo group. If you look Read more

  • The Leica M Is Undefeated

    It’s 49-0 with 49 KOs. The Floyd Mayweather of cameras. Why? Because it’s tiny, full frame, quiet and durable. The IQ is great and all you need. It’s the best for street. Manual focusing with a tab can’t be matched. Leica is a camera for people who like to use their hands. There’s no shutter Read more

  • Santa Monica

    It’s a dynamic place for photography. When the sun is out, it can’t be beat. The mix of people from every income class and every country is fascinating. All mingling together. When I think about what makes America great, it’s this. We are all in it together yet so far apart. Read more