Two weeks with a master street photographer, and his street photography tips that changed my life. Here’s almost everything Garry Winogrand taught me. All photos © Mason Resnick By Mason Resnick My two-week workshop with street photography pioneer Garry Winogrand began in a third floor classroom above crowded Nassau Street in lower Manhattan in […]
First of a series of portfolios profiling photographers from our Facebook page Artist’s statement I studied Drexel University’s College of Media Arts and Design. I was studying a career path that I was never to follow after I left school—fashion. But while I was there, I did take two darkroom photography classes. I found picture […]
All photos © Matt Weber Q: When we met about 15 years ago, you were a camera totin’ cabbie with an incredible eye. Which came first—the camera or the cab? MW: I decided to drive a cab in 1978, when the minimum wage was still $2.60 per hour. If one drove a twelve […]
Promising “amazing eye candy on the big screen,” work has begun on a feature-length documentary film about master photographer Garry Winogrand, whose groundbreaking photos from the 60s and 70s have influenced generations of street photographers and photojournalists. However, with only days left until the project’s Kickstarter campaign ends, less than half the money needed to […]
How did Henri Cartier-Bresson, one of the most influential photographers of the 20th century who practically invented street photography, get those amazing images? Watch this rare footage as the camera follows Cartier-Bresson as he walks down the streets of Paris, camera in hand, stealthily capturing decisive moments before our eyes! Watch the first 3:20 of […]
She went from housewife and mom to world renowned street photographer in 3 years. But Orna Naor has an angle. Tel Aviv-based photographer Orna Naor picked up photography 3 years ago, after raising a family, and is now a rising star in the world of street photography. We asked her about her approach, and how […]