In today’s episode, I’m joined by Victor Shohet from London. He’s been photographing since the 1980s. Traveling the world with his camera, he does not shy away from interacting with his subjects on the streets.
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September often means the start of more professional work again after the more laidback summer months. And that was the case this year, too. But I also made plenty of time for myself.
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In today’s episode, I’m joined by Simon Ogden, a street photographer from Manchester. We talk about how he goes out daily. How he loves nighttime photography. And how books make a difference for inspiration. Further we also discuss doing photography with friends or alone.
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With street photography’s rise in popularity, it can become harder to get your work seen. Though I believe you should mainly do it for the love of the art and the satisfaction of getting good to even great frames, it can be fun and nice to get some views and likes on your photos, too.
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I don’t know how to describe August. It was fast and slow, quiet and hectic, all at once. My work was varied; I launched a new project and had many photo opportunities for my own work.
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In today’s episode, I’m joined by Stefano Broli, a street photographer from London. We talk about his two books, how he fits street photography into his days, and how he handles the camera so as not to spend too much attention on it.
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Any type of photography outside, like street photography, makes you dependent on the elements. Depending on where you live, rain will be a part of the weather you’ll need to encounter. So, how do you keep your gear safe from the rain while doing street photography?
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