“Photography has one leg in painting and one leg in life but the two things must be combined.” – Brassaï I began studying photography in 2015 after years as a fine art painter. Schooled in the essential elements of painting — color, light, and composition — it was not a…
I was born in Springfield, Missouri and raised in suburban Memphis, Tennesee, where I studied illustration and photography. I earned my degree in photography in Memphis, and have been working as a photographer in the advertising and film industries for the last 20 years. My clients have included: The New…
Paul Kessel is a passionate street photographer from New York City. He began photography in 2007 and from last seven years, he is doing candid street photography. Paul had a previous career as a clinical psychologist and university professor. Just before his 70th birthday, Paul began taking photography courses at…
Eric Van Nynatten is a New York-based photographer. He loves to capture street and fine art portraits. Eric has a unique eye for colors and contrasts. In his words about shadows and colors “There are specific lighting situations and colors that attract me. I try to look for those features…
Michael Kowalczyk was born in 1979 in Wroclaw, Poland. Currently he is living a nomadic life, traveling trough South America. Michael always like to wander and look for what catches his eye, an interesting thing or situation. In his words about shooting on the street “Nice natural light, gestures, people…
Jonathan Higbee is a Street Photographer from New York City. In his words “Modern street photography is so exciting right now because it’s really forged its own path compared to its beginnings, and especially to its cousins, documentary, and reportage. This has fostered such a potent genre filled with artist…
If you are a follower of street photography then most of the photographs here shouldn’t be a surprise for you. But now lets meet the photographer himself. This is Ed Peters from New York for all of us. Such elegance and staggering compositions in street photography is great to watch…
Back in 2003 when I purchased my first camera, and even before I decided to become a photographer, I used to wander the streets of New York as a form of relaxation, people watching. 5th Avenue was my favorite street at the time – always crowded and nice and wide…
This is my documentation of the city, the time frame I lived there, my existence and personal experience with the city, and most importantly the interactions with the people of NYC, the warmth and intimacy, the sense of socioeconomic culture and arrangements, and overall Manhattan madness. Contextual Background I lived…
America the word itself is an adjective and a strange place for many people. Bryan Stokely shoots excellent candids on the streets of New York capturing brilliant moments with lots of humor and food for thought. Most memorable street photographs can well be decisive moments and Bryan continues to impress…