Category Archives: Street Photography

As someone who creates, it’s a losing battle to “be original” whatever that means. Take from others and modify to fit your needs just like a PowerPoint template.

If I went a week without making any good photos, I’d hang it up and find another hobby. I do it because I see progress and evolution in my work. Who shoots for happiness? Only people making good work are happy with street photography. Production equals happiness. You’ll never be happy producing nothing.

Happiness isn’t the goal. Productivity is. Don’t do street photography because it makes your happy, do it because you have a goal and you’re working towards that goal. Humans didn’t evolve because they were searching for happiness. We evolved because it’s in our DNA to make things and advance. Happiness is a privileged concept. IfContinue reading “Grinding Over Happiness”

Get on Google and look for reviews on apartment complexes. You’ll almost certainly find negative reviews and the response from the property management company. Treat your angry subjects like this. Apologize, show remorse and move one. Who cares if it’s not honest. You should deescalate the situation, not amplify it.

It’s good to think like this if and when confronted by someone. Instead of lashing out and becoming defensive, calmly explain what you’re doing like you’re the CEO of a street photography company. Your business rely on the customer and their understanding of your craft. Bad public relations leads to failure and regret. Don’t regretContinue reading “You Are The Ambassador Of Street Photography”

Anyplace with sunny weather year round. This allows you to stay productive everyday and fight the de motivation that doom and gloom brings.

No eye contact. Don’t work the scene, no corner camping. Take photos in a smooth motion with no sudden movements. Shoot blind. Keep walking. Snap and move.

It’s the best thing you can do for your street photography. Perfection is no longer the goal. Anything goes.