Category Archives: Street Photography

Harness Your Inner Mama Bear On The Street

Be more like the mama bear when faced with adversity on the street. By adversity I mean assessing a threat. I realize it’s a bit odd to be talking so dramatically about a threat on the street. But if you are walking around public streets in a major US city, you’re likely faced with dailyContinue reading “Harness Your Inner Mama Bear On The Street”

There’s Something About Los Angeles

This city is a wild place. Highest of highs, lowest of lows. From the ultra wealthy mansions in Pacific Palisades to the shit stained sidewalks in Westlake. The weather is glorious and the sunshine equalizes life here. A ride around the city creates a certain feeling of adventure. I’m exploring the West, looking for gold.Continue reading “There’s Something About Los Angeles”

Shooting Film For Street Photography

I think it’s irrational to shoot film for street photography. It’s a numbers game. To get good shots, you much shot ALOT, everyday. And you limit yourself creatively since cost is a barrier. Especially for the new photographers, it’s especially limiting. When first starting out you need to burn through at least 1 million shotsContinue reading “Shooting Film For Street Photography”

Street Photography Keeps You Alive

We are lucky to live in America. This country is so developed it’s made us lazy. Unlike our ancestors who had to hunt all day to eat, we have free time. Life can get a bit dull, but street photography is the remedy. Everyday there’s something new to see and street photography gives me anContinue reading “Street Photography Keeps You Alive”