Shin Noguchi From Japan Shoots The Invisible Elements In Street Photography

Street Photography all of a sudden starts looking much interesting, humorous and there exists a beautiful connection between every moments of Shin Noguchi’s photographs. Meet this fantastic street pro from Japan. Speaking about this genre, Shin insists on the truth mode, his first break with street photography, his ongoing exhibitions…

Setsiri Silapasuwanchai From Thailand Shows His Great Insight Towards Street Photography

Setsiri Silapasuwanchai, meet this finest contemporary street photographer from Thailand who opens up a lot about his work and his views on street photography. In this fine interview with 121clicks.com, Setsiri describes his vision and how he developed his style of SP. His knowledge and passion towards this genre is…

Interview with Drew Hopper – Landscape, Travel And Documentary Photographer From Australia

Raised as a nomadic kid till the age of six and had home lessons from his mom, Drew Hopper today is an inspiring travel photographer. His photographs are mostly about moments, colors and composition. In this interview with 121clicks.com, Drew speaks a lot about his photographic journey, current assignments, his…

Results From Our Ansel Adams-Inspired Photo Competition On Photocrowd.com!

Back in April we asked you to enter your best shots that take inspiration or bear resemblance to the classic Ansel Adams shot, ‘Clearing Winter Storm’. The contest was hosted over on Photocrowd.com and attracted over 500 submissions from around the world. There were two categories: the ‘Expert’ category, judged…

Winners Of Atkins Ciwem Environmental Photographer Of The Year 2016

Here are the Winners and shortlisted entries for 2016 Atkins Ciwem Environmental Photographer Of The Year. The winning and shortlisted photographs are exhibited at the Royal Geographical Society in London until August 21, 2016. More Information on 2016 Environmental Photographer of the Year (View photos on My Modern Met)  …

Photographer Giles Clement Uses 160-Year-Old Camera to Create Stunning Portraits

Giles Clement loves to keep things classic. The Nashville-based photographer loves to produces dramatic portraiture with equipment that was made more than 160 years ago. While Giles Clement talking with Instagram blog, “Even after shooting full time for 16 years, I still get a little kick of adrenaline each time…

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