Please introduce yourselves!

by Eric Kim on August 27, 2010

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Hey guys,

So after my guest post on Digital Photography School for my “10 Tips for the Aspiring Street Photographer,” I have been getting a lot of love from the online photography community. In order to get to know you guys better (and for you guys to get to know one another better as well), why not leave a comment and introduce yourselves? Let me know where you’re from, how you found out about my site, and what about street photography appeals to you? Looking forward in hearing from all of you :)

Tagged as: 10 tips for the aspiring street photographer, digital photography school, introduction

  • Ina Lambreva

    Hello Erik! :)) I’m Ina from Bulgaria but now I live in the UK. Street photography is my passion! I was very happy when I read your introduction in DPS and I’m here! I’m looking forward for your book!

    • Ina Lambreva

      Please excuse my ERROR, Eric! (blush)

    • http://www.erickimphotography.com Eric Kim

      Great to hear the love from Bulgaria! I heard it is a beautiful country. Do you have a link to your images?

  • http://digitalscrapbooklessons.com/ PatriciaD

    I am so NOT a professional photographer but I love, love, love my camera (high end point and shoot – someday I’ll have a D-SLR) but I really enjoyed reading your piece on street photography and can’t wait till you have your book done. I am so inspired to go try shooting some great street shots. Thank you!! What a great article! I take my photography and turn it into scrapbook pages (mostly for family) but I love Photoshop for this.

    • http://www.erickimphotography.com Eric Kim

      Hey Patricia,

      Which high end point and shoot do you have? I’m thinking about picking up a Canon S90.

      Glad to hear you liked my work too! Your digital scrapbook lessons is awesome too! Keep it up :)

      • http://www.causon.co.uk Steve Causon

        I just got a Sony nex-5 16mm 2.8 lens and a 18-55is zoom. Aps-c sensor, large tilt screen, proper shutter, 7 frames a second and not a lot else! True minimalist camera, and slr in a point and shoot. 6400 iso in anti blur mode is practically noise free…

  • http://brokenhuman.com Kevin

    Like Patricia, I am not a professional either. Honestly, I just bought my Nikon D60 9 months ago to get some good pictures of my baby girl born in January. And as of 1 week ago I just made the switch from the dreaded “auto jpg” to Aperture RAW. And I am really getting into it all. I was really leaning towards food photography, but after reading your article on digital photography school, I am really digging street photography as well. I really don’t have a niche, so for now, I’ll just shoot everything and see what I find more fun. But anyway, just wanted to let you know that your article helped aspire me into taking even more photos all the time rather then just when I feel like taking out my camera. And also wanted to mention that I think your photos are amazing! Keep up the good work and I will be following your blog now. Keep us updated on any more articles you write and when your ebook comes out!

    Much love from New Jersey,
    Kevin

    • http://www.erickimphotography.com Eric Kim

      Hi Kevin,

      Congratulations on getting the new cam and switching to RAW! Street photography (and food photography) are tons of fun. As for not having a focus, just take photos of what interest you!

      BTW your site is super creepy– I kinda like it ;)

      Love from The City of Angels,

      Eric

      • http://brokenhuman.com Kevin

        Thanks for reply. And the creepy comment. Made me lol. And yeah, for now taking photos of evrything I find enjoyable is all I plan on doing. It is giving me more experience with post production as well with all the different photos and shooting in RAW. Having a lot of fun with it. Eventually the creepy website will house some of the photos I take. =)

        Much love from New Jersey,
        -Kevin

        • http://www.erickimphotography.com Eric Kim

          Haha no problem. Keep in touch and keep rockin’ Kevin

  • Carolyn

    Hi Eric:
    I enjoyed your comments on the DPS site. I love taking pictures of people, but have been using a telephoto lens. I will try your suggestion of getting up close and personal. Like most new street photographers, one is afraid of offending or getting in someones personal space. I have to work on getting closer with a small wide angle lens. Thanks for the tips, and I too look forward to your blog and your book.

    • http://www.erickimphotography.com Eric Kim

      Hi Carolyn,

      Getting up and personal is the best! You also will be surprised, the closer you get, the less people seem to notice you ;)

  • Fritz

    Hey Eric,

    I live in Long Beach not too far from you and love street photography. I am more into the candid photos than the posed set ups that we normally see. I am no professional and only got into photography because I upgraded my wife to a Canon 40D a few years back and got her hand me down 300D. The camera is old but it does exactly what I want it to do and that is to take photos. Ever since picking up that camera, I take it with me everywhere!

    I would love to do photography for a living instead of being the I.T guy that I am now. My question is, how would you make money as a street photog? I will be looking forward to more posts from you and even added you on facebook. Keep up the good work man.

    • http://www.erickimphotography.com Eric Kim

      Hi Fritz,

      Candid is definitely the way to go. It is funny, I actually gave my girlfriend my old Rebel XT (My first camera) when I got a 5D. Also glad to hear your cam is always by your side!

      Being a street photographer, you probably won’t make a lot of money. I work as an online community manager as my day job, and street photography is purely my passion.

      Stay tuned and please subscribe!

  • Bill

    Hi Eric

    Really enjoyed the article. Some great ideas which I’ll be trying out soon – I’m going on a vacation to Europe so there’ll be plenty of opportunities …

    I’ll let you know if I get any decent shots ……

    Look forward to the book – keep it going.

    • http://www.erickimphotography.com Eric Kim

      Thank you Bill! Europe is a gorgeous place. Take a ton of photos! :D

  • Michael Basil

    I was a professional photographer and got burnt out. I love the refreshing nature of being able to just observe and take pictures again through candid street photography. I found a link to you through the blog post you mentioned above and can’t wait to see you book.

    • http://www.erickimphotography.com Eric Kim

      I have done a few professional gigs, and it is definitely tiring and a ton of work. Street photography is a great way to “forget the rules” and just get lost. Glad to hear to have you here Michael: )

  • http://frenchmarketmaven.blogspot.com/ Marie

    Bonjour Eric,
    I am a former Venice-ite now living in Paris. I am mad about street photography; people, places, things, market places, food… you name it. Came across your blog via Digital Photography School…. your work is beautiful and inspiring. Thank you.

    Here is my flicker photo stream… http://www.flickr.com/photos/14383259@N05/

    looking forward to more from you…
    Marie

    • http://www.erickimphotography.com Eric Kim

      Hi Marie,

      I loved your images on your Flickr! How is life in Venice, and the transition to Paris? I visited Venice for maybe 2 days, and am quite curious about how it is living there.

      Hope to keep in contact with you as well! :)

      Eric

  • http://thecastrosphotogallery.blogspot.com/ rob castro

    hey eric… it’s me again… sorry we have not been properly introduced so i’m glad you put out this post… i’m here in chino hills, about 35mi east of LA… i don’t really consider myself a photographer in the traditional sense but as an artist who happens to use photography as a medium… i am still learning how to shoot as i’m relatively a newb… i’ve used street photography as one of the forms to express my art… thanks and cheers – rob

    http://www.flickr.com/photos/juznobsrvr/sets/

    http://www.redbubble.com/people/juznobsrvr

    • http://www.erickimphotography.com Eric Kim

      Hi Rob,

      I had a chance to look at your Flickr and you have some amazing images! I love how dark and mysterious your shots are–something I want to work on.

      Keep it up and stay in touch :)

  • Linda

    Hi Eric,
    I am a beginner DSLR (Nikon D40) user though I’ve enjoyed taking pictures all my life. I tend to stick to nature, landscapes and the like but I’m trying to find my niche/passion. I am very critical of my own photos and find difficulty taking pictures of the ordinary thinking others won’t find them interesting and yet I find others’ pictures of the ordinary fascinating. Thank you for the tips, your photos are beautiful. I look forward to your book as well.
    Linda from Sacramento

    • http://www.erickimphotography.com Eric Kim

      Hi Linda,

      Great to hear love from Sacramento! I am originally from the Bay Area (Alameda, to be specific).

      It is hard to find a niche, and I’m glad to have found street photography.

      Good luck on finding your niche and take care! :)

      Eric

  • http://web.me.com/szetooweiwen Szetoo

    Hiya Erik!

    I stumbled upon your site cos someone relinked it via Twitter (thank god for these things!). Hello all the way from Malaysia! :) I love street as well but it doesn’t pay the bills sadly but don’t all hobbies heh! Keep it up!

    • http://www.erickimphotography.com Eric Kim

      Street photography definitely doesn’t pay the bills, but it is a beautiful art form. Welcome! :D

  • Kika

    Hi Eric,

    I live in Bangalore, India and have been taking photographs ever since I can remember (my father and I both enjoy photography). I like photographing my dog, landscapes and senior citizens.

    Street photography in India is quite a challenge as I invariably draw a small crowd (being a 23 year old female). Flashing them my teeth only eggs them on and unfortunately, I get quite conscious and my photography suffers. Thus, my poor husband doubles as my bodyguard on my street photography expeditions :)
    Your blog post at DPS was very informative and I’m hoping to take some interesting photos based on your tips on my upcoming trip to the United Arab Emirates.

    Do you have any tips on warding off unwelcome advances from complete strangers on the street?

    • http://www.erickimphotography.com Eric Kim

      Hi Kika,

      Thank you for stopping by!

      I have never had any “unwelcome” advances from complete strangers on the street. I am not sure if this accounts because I am a male or not.

      I have always wanted to do street photography as India… and I plan on visiting soon! If showing them your teeth eggs them on, put on a cold hard face! Maybe people will back off then ;)

      Good luck!

      Eric

  • http://caughtoncamera.aminus3.com sriraam

    Hi Eric
    What started as a curiosity , has now become a passion.. Photography has had a very positive effect on me.. And am still trying to reach its elusive horizons.. :) I am from India.. I like Street Photography.. But am yet to overcome the fear of seeing strangers looking at my Nikon D5000 like a machine gun.. Your tips on street photography are very inspiring.. Keep up the work..

    http://caughtoncamera.aminus3.com

    http://www.sriraamkalingarayar.blogspot.com

    • http://www.erickimphotography.com Eric Kim

      Hi Sriraam,

      I have taken a look at your images and they are quite inspiring! Overcoming the fear is definitely hard…but comes with practice.

      Good luck! :)

  • http://www.arofarmer.blogspot.com Norman Tsai

    Hi Eric,

    Got to know you via your street photography post at DPS. I like your street pictures… they let me be “at the scene”.

    Appreciate your simple and common sense approach to street photography and will practice them when I’m out in the street. If I’m to name just one thing I took from your post, that’s “Smile” while on the street :)

    Looking forward to your free pdf book on street photography (a rarity in our modern day capitalistic society and I salute you for keeping it free) and wish you every success in your photography adventure!

    Cheers!
    Norman from Singapore

    • http://www.erickimphotography.com Eric Kim

      Hi Norman,

      Just took a peek at your site and it is a great wealth of information! I esp. like how you taught the readers how you set up your candle scene!

      I will hopefully continue to work on my book, and it will be out soon!

      Take care Norman, and visit often! :)

  • http://www.lemoluvi.fr/ Vi

    Hi Eric

    I live in France with my wonderful girl “Lu”. We both enjoy lomography and street photography. Thank you so much for your tips. I really loved the juxtaposition one.

    Keep on the inspirational work. (^_^)

    http://www.flickr.com/photos/nab – Vi
    http://www.flickr.com/photos/lucieravard – Lu

  • http://www.wretch.cc/blog/iwqb Liew Iu Lung

    Hi Eric,

    It’s nice to view your photos and learn form you.
    I got to know you from the post DPS. Your precious sharing really inspired me that how to get into the “street photography”.
    Street photography has been my favorite since i bought my D90 during march. Hope you can have a look for my photos and give some comments to me~
    http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=27097&id=1809935700
    http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=28017&id=1809935700

    once again, would like to thank for your sharing and hope to see more photos from you.

    Looking forward to your free pdf book on street photography wish you all the best.

    Iu Lung from Malaysia.

    • http://www.erickimphotography.com Eric Kim

      Hi Iu Lung,

      I just took a look at your images and unfortunately, I can’t leave you messages as we aren’t Facebook friends quite yet.

      However you have a true talent! Malaysia is a beautiful country, and I wish you the best! Stay tuned and visit often :)

  • venkatesh rao

    hi eric,
    i am an architect from mumbai,india. our city is a street photographers paradise. i love photography and feel exteremely shy to photograph on the street and hence it was nice to read about your tip in DPS.thank you maybe i will pick up the courage to do just that.
    regards
    vekatesh

  • http://www.flickr.com/photos/danmarston Dan

    Hi Eric , great article , i do a little street photography as an amateur and find what your saying to be 100 % true. Lots of smiles after the picture was taken and everyone smiles back. I get a lot of “whats your web site ” questions afterwards .

    I live in Toronto, Ontario, Canada and travel across Canada 3 times a year , thus slots of opportunity to fine tune.

    Please take a look at my flickr stream and provide feedback when you have some time would be great. http://www.flickr.com/photos/danmarston

    Cant wait for the e book. Keep up the great work.

    Dan

  • http://farfromartsyfartsy.blogspot.com Tammie

    Hello Eric!

    My name’s Tammie Tan, from Malaysia.
    I am one of those who got to ‘know’ you from your article “10 Tips for the Aspiring Street Photographer”.
    I’ve always loved street photography, I just don’t have the courage to go out there and shoot. But your article really gave me the motivation to start. Awesome tips, great advice and a really well written article.
    I also love your work. Inspiring! Keep up the good work and God bless :)

  • http://moonlitshores.blogspot.com Diana Shores

    Hi. I enjoy photography as a hobby and at this point only use the Canon PowerShot SD780IS Digital Elph. It time I may level up to better equipment, but this little camera is compact and fits into my pocket with ease so I can always have it with me. I have recently been capturing pictures of local musicians in the Cedar Rapids, IA, area and writing blurbs on my blog called Strolling Along Moonlit Shores (http://moonlitshores.blogspot.com), on Facebook, and on easterniowalife.com. I would appreciate if people would follow my blog, and I will do the same for them. Thanks, Eric, for your tips on photography. They are greatly appreciated. Diana

  • http://yiyishoo.blogspot.com Yani Dueri

    Hello!
    Im Yani from Bolivia! I really enjoyed your post on DPS! ill be waiting for it as well!
    yes, i agree with what you said… you are trying to say something through the takes you make not just take pictures for the sake of composition. in my case, i try portraying my faith in Christ, what i believe, feel and think. it’s great because when others get to see your pictures they can relate to their own situations and interpret your pictures according to their own views. just like music, lyrics and melodies are interpreted differently by each person, art in general!
    very precise and clean work you do! :D

  • http://www.timothyagee.com Timothy Agee

    I also enjoyed your article in DPS. I live and shoot in Daytona Beach Florida. I do stock, HDR, and getting into Street photos. In fact your article inspired me to go shoot some street photos today :) I think it’s funny how a lot of people don’t know the art involved in street photography. The right place with the right people, doing the right thing. I love the good shot that comes along though where you do Feel the emotion and can almost see yourself there.
    Thanks Erick

  • http://www.mercourimedia.com Bobbi Mercouri

    I love your work and thank you again for the time you spend on this Blog to help others.
    I’m a senior citizen, retired graphic designer. I’ve sold some photographs directly to the public, but wonder how and to whom do you sell yours.

    I love shooting outdoors, nature, old farm machinery etc. but my real passion is people. However, I can’t sell any of these without a release… very frustrating.
    How do you go about getting model and/or location releases? and how do you keeep track of them.

  • http://ved-pikapic.blogspot.com/ Ved

    Hi Eric, I’m Ved from Delhi, India. I came to know about your website from DPS site. Thank you for sharing your experiences. It really helps a lot for people like me who are not professionals but are learning and trying to improve each day hoping to be one some day. I still very new to the art of photography and still practicing the basic rules of photography so that someday I’m able to break them ;). I try to shoot anything and everything, macro, portrait or landscapes, anything that can be worth framing. Please do visit my blog and if you could suggest something based off pictures I’ve posted I’d be delighted. Hope to hear from you soon! take care

  • http://cruttenden.blogspot.com/ Will Cruttenden

    Hi, I’m an enthusiastic photographer form the UK who will, one day respond to a love of street photography by actually doing some of his own. I’m an English teacher by day and a musician by night. Great article. very inspiring.

  • http://thevisualgeek.com Matt W.

    Hey Eric,

    Well, I just read the entire article about what you had to say on the subject of street photography. I’ve been interested for awhile in that type of photography, but I’m a really shy person. Most of the time if you find me at a party, I’ll be the guy in the corner trying to make conversation with one or two people.

    Going up and approaching people is not my cup of tea, but I would really love to give it a try. I’m going to bookmark your site now, because I absolutely love it!

    -Matt

  • Cherie

    Hello from Tucson, AZ!
    I am fascinated by your article and hope to get the nerve up to go and take some shots in the streets. I love your pictures and have always enjoyed looking at street photos. Your article in DPS is most definitely inspiring.
    I look forward to reading your book.
    Cherie

  • http://www.betterinblackandwhite.com Jeff Damron

    Hello Eric!

    I have been into photography for many years, but living in a largely rural area, I have practically no experience with street photography. However, I enjoy viewing fine photography without regard to labels and really enjoy fine street photography. You have great pictures and write clearly – your 10 Tips on DPS was excellent.

    Jeff

  • http://www.flickr.com/photos/wiai Muneeb Saeed

    Hello from Dhahran, Saudi Arabia.
    I’m Muneeb Saeed, a Pakistani living in Saudi Arabia. Lookin to improve my photographic skills, even thou I use a simple cameraphone.
    I loved your article n lookin fwd to ur PDF book! :D
    Cheers!

  • SoloDrew

    Hello Eric. It was awesome to see your stuff. I thought I would drop by after seeing your 10 tips on street Photo ops! I found them helpful mostly I like the whole respect thing heartening…to many people exploit and it gets me down.

    I have been doing street stuff (and roof stuff) since I learned to hold my AE1 correctly and push the film to its reciprocity point.

    Good luck with your site and I hope to see much more from you soon.

    Drew

  • http://blipfoto.com/toofytoof Margaretha

    Hi Eric. I’m Margaretha from Indonesia. I’m a new photography enthusiast, bought my 550D three months ago and I love it so much, it saves me from depression.. LOL. I loved viewing street photography but never had the gut to bring myself down there to snap some pictures.. However, your article in DPS has given me more courage and ideas to do that.. I’m gonna try it very soon :)

  • http://www.michaelalphonsephotography.com Michael Alphonse

    Hello Eric,

    A quick note to say thanks for an amazing amount of practical and straight forward information. I love your straight forwards words that get the point across quickly. Your work and writings are going to be a great study for me … I consider myself still in my infant stages, but look forward to a future in photography professionally … the passion is undeniable …

    Thanks again, ~Mike

  • http://chuckstr.tumblr.com/ Chuck

    Hello Eric, my name is chuck. I am a photography enthusiast. I’m from Nigeria, currently residing in Chicago. I just really started getting into photography, I love all types of photography….O and I found our site through Tumblr!

  • http://www.trishcardona.com Trish Cardona

    Hi Eric! Great article and even more awesome photos.

    I am so not a photographer, but I do have a blog and one of my future directions is to include a lot more of my personal photography (which will definitely incorporate street photography) into the site. Looking forward to your little eBook soon so I can really hustle my way to great pics!

    Thanks!

  • http://www.flickr.com/photos/mayankpandey/ Mayank

    Hey,

    Am mayank from India. An amateur at shooting. You have inspired me to start street photography, just did my first this weekend. I wonder if you have time to read through all the introductions but here is what i felt after my first day on streets. Please do have a look if you have time, i have something to say about streets.

    http://www.flickr.com/photos/mayankpandey/sets/72157624833054564/

    • http://www.erickimphotography.com Eric Kim

      Hi Mayank,

      I commented on your photo on Flickr–truly exceptional work! Good luck on continuing your journeys in the street too :)

  • Jens A. Martinsen

    Hi Eric

    Greatings from Norway
    Really enjoyed the article. I am an amature trying to learn as I go …Thanks a lot.
    Jens

    • http://www.erickimphotography.com Eric Kim

      Thanks Jens! I heard Norway is a beautiful country–I hope to visit one day! :)

  • http://altodoks.blogspot.com Yenny

    Hi there, Eric :)

    I’m Yenny, from Indonesia. I have interest in street photography, tried more than once to take pictures by looking around my neighborhood so that I can get used to it. There are several photo competitions about street photography, one is about “social inequality”, I really want to take photos with meanings… Then I read your article about shooting the homeless people–should be careful about the line, it was something that holding me up to take pictures.

    But after I read all those your tips, I really wanna go out and try to blend in the people (get used to the environment)

    Thanks a lot! and i’m really looking forward for your book! :D

    Regards

    • http://www.erickimphotography.com Eric Kim

      Hi Yenny,

      Thanks for stopping by! Photography can definitely be used as a strong tool to bring awareness of the social world around us–but you definitely have to be careful of the fine line.

      Keep in touch :)

      • http://altodoks.blogspot.com Yenny

        Thanks to you too for stopping by, now I’m one of your streetphotography blog follower. :)

        • http://www.erickimphotography.com Eric Kim

          Glad to have you Yenny! Come back soon :)

  • http://www.tomkaszuba.com Tom K.

    My name is Tom. Eric Kim is my favorite street photographer.

    • http://www.erickimphotography.com Eric Kim

      You are one of my favorite photographers as well Tom :)

  • Vivian S.

    Hi Eric,

    My name is Vivian, and I came across your site through a bunch of channels (Reddit /r/photography –>betterinblackinwhite.com –>DPS –>here!). Your style/philosophy of photography really resonates with me; I’m always trying to capture every candid moment I encounter in hopes of turning it into a story-telling image. I started photographing with a DSLR 1.5 years ago (have been furiously taking pictures of everything ever since I was given my first P&S by my dad over 10 years ago–my friends have dubbed me “The Historian”). I recently upgraded from a Nikon D40 to a D300, and decided it was about time I learned all the intricacies of my camera and photography in order to take better pictures.

    I’m currently trying to absorb as much information as possible about my new camera and, now having found your blog/website, street photography within the next 3 weeks before my trip to Europe. I hope I’ll return with no regrets about not having captured everything I’ll be seeing and experiencing there!

    • http://www.erickimphotography.com Eric Kim

      Hi Vivian,

      Your “Historian” approach definitely sounds like it is paying off dividends. A lot of my buddies have Nikons–and they love them.

      And congrats on the Europe trip! You will have an amazing time. Your love and passion for photography truly shows through your words. Keep me posted, and share your photos of your trip with me (+others) soon! :)

  • http://hturkhan.wordpress.com/ Haydar

    Hi Eric,
    This is Haydar from Istanbul, Turkey.
    I’m a CPA and an amateur photographer with a big passion for sports and street photography, which I use your web site often to read the article to improve my skills.
    Following you on flickr, twitter and facebook.
    Love your work and your web site.
    Regards

    • http://www.erickimphotography.com Eric Kim

      Hi Haydar,

      Glad to hear there’s some love from Turkey! I started a photography club at UCLA, and we had a few guys from Turkey. Great guys, and excellent photographers. Keep up the great work as well (I liked your tribute to HCB on your blog)

      • http://hturkhan.wordpress.com Haydar

        Actually I’m inspired by your blog about HCB Eric. As you can see and understand I’m new to blogging and still an beginner level photographer, but trying to learn.

        • http://www.erickimphotography.com Eric Kim

          You have some great words Haydar. Keep up the writing and photography!

  • Gustavo

    Hi Eric! I’m from Argentina and I love this kind of photography. I like so much yours photos that I knew recently in the Digital Photography School’s blog.
    I’m going to post my photos in a new blog very soon. I take my photos with a Panasonic Lumix FZ-28 and I’m happy with it in spite of I have a lot to learn yet.
    I’m learning a lot with yours tips, thanks!
    Great web site!
    Sorry by my mistakes on writing, I’m not very good in english.

    Regards

    • http://www.erickimphotography.com Eric Kim

      Hi Gustavo,

      Your English is great–no worries. I have never been to South America (although I want to). I hope to visit one day and take photos as well. Feel free to leave a link once you get your blog up and runnin! :)

  • http://www.namleefotos.com Nam Lee

    Hi Eric,

    I read your post on the DPS (http://www.digital-photography-school.com/10-tips-for-the-aspiring-street-photographer?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Feed%253A+DigitalPhotographySchool+%2528Digital+Photography+School%2529), it’s very useful, thank u verymuch for your sharing.

    Now I would like to share this (full post) on my blog, for sure I will note clearly the author (you) and link to your blog. I hope that will be received your approval via reply this comment. Thank u so much !!

    • http://www.erickimphotography.com Eric Kim

      Hi Nam,

      Thank you for the kind words. Feel free to share it on your blog! I hope to see more of your work soon too! (btw gorgeous girl in your website. is that your girlfriend? :)

  • http://www.namleefotos.com Nam Lee

    Hi Eric,

    Thank u so much for the approval, your sharing has been posted on my blog. May be like u, I always feel happy to share something I know for everyone. ;-) About the girls on my blog, surely not my gf Eric, they are my models, i have the passion for both the street and portrait photography so I like so much your post !! :-D Thank u and nice day !

    • http://www.erickimphotography.com Eric Kim

      Thank you for the post Nam! Keep up the amazing photography–you truly have a lot of talent and passion!

  • http://baduthitam.deviantart.com Matiinu Ramadhan

    Hello Eric, my name is Matiinu but you can call me Inu. I come from Indonesia. I read your post about street photography and it inspired me. Thank you.

    I’m waiting for your book. Please send me notification via e-mail or maybe from DPS. It is really exciting to learn about street photography. So, good luck for your book.

    regards,
    Matiinu Ramadhan

    • http://www.erickimphotography.com Eric Kim

      Hi Inu,

      Glad to hear the love from Indonesia! I am also glad to hear that my writing inspired you :) I will definitely keep you posted when my book is done. Stop again sometime soon!

  • http://www.flickr.com/photos/tom_ruaat/ Mark Fischer

    Eric,

    Greetings from Bangkok!

    Thanks for the great articles and your prompt response to my earlier email. I look forward your book and other writing from you. I think you have inspired me and you will hopefully see more street shots in my Flickr photostream in the future.

    –Mark

    • http://www.erickimphotography.com Eric Kim

      Hi Mark!

      You have amazing shots on your Flickr as well. Feel free to check back often, I am trying my best to write more articles that can hopefully help! :D

  • http://www.flickr.com/photos/anandham Prem

    Hi,

    I stumbled upon here after reading your tips on street photography in DPS. I live & capture the land of India through my Canon gear. Haven’t really gotten into street photography. Your article provides good information but the initial fear & nervousness needs to be broken before getting comfortable in this genre. Also street photography in India is quite different. Either you will be overwhelmed or you will be scrutinized for intrusion of privacy. Its a tough business as far as I know. Still the opportunity here is enormous.

    Thanks & Regards
    Prem

    • http://www.erickimphotography.com Eric Kim

      Hey Prem,

      I am actually hoping to visit India in the near future. From what I have heard, it is a photographic goldmine! It is true that there are different rules there, however. Hopefully you could maybe give ME some tips once you get the code of street photography cracked over there ;)

  • Emma

    Hey,

    I found your site after reading your post on Digital Photography Tips. I am student with a Nikon who is extremely interested in candid photography. I can’t wait to read your book. If it is anything like your post, it will make me itching to go out and take photos.

    • http://www.erickimphotography.com Eric Kim

      Hi Emma,

      I will definitely keep you posted on the release of my book! :) Feel free to come back and visit often

  • http://photography.ramkarran.com Nikhil Ramkarran

    Hey Eric, I’m a bit late to this party, but I’ve been following you on twitter since I saw that article on DPS. I am definitely a fan and am inspired by your street photography. Although I don’t manage to get out on the street as often as I’d like, it is definitely my favourite aspect of photography.

    Looking forward to the book.

    • http://photography.ramkarran.com Nikhil Ramkarran

      P.S. Forgot to mention. I’m from Guyana.

    • http://www.erickimphotography.com Eric Kim

      Hey Nikhil,

      Had a chance to check out your site and I was quite blown away by your photography! Your 365 project was quite impressive as well :)

      The streets are definitely where it is at! Hopefully you decide to pursue more street photography–and I wish the best for you in Guyana (its amazing how the internet really links people from all around the world)

  • http://jameschristiephotographer.wordpress.com/ James Christie

    Hello,

    I’m James Christie, Freelance Photographer, Edinburgh, Scotland, UK.

    Saw your Tweet on 101 things you’ve learned about street photography and you’ve inspired me. Thank you.

    Best

    J

    • http://www.erickimphotography.com Eric Kim

      Hey James,

      Thanks for stopping by my little blog! Glad to hear that you enjoyed the list–feel free to RT or share it with your friends!

      BTW, checked out your blog. Really love the expression and emotions you carry out in your portraits! Keep it up :)

  • http://www.flickr.com/photos/exi87/ Jaap Barnhoorn

    Hey Eric,

    A Dutch guy here! Thank you for that great article on DPS.
    I’m merely a beginner with photography and I’m still trying to find my niche in the kind of photography I want to do. You really inspired me to at least have a try at street photography and this might be IT for me.
    The past few days I’ve read through your blog and I love your tips and passionate writing about street photography. Your photo’s are outstanding and inspiring as well.

    My camera is a Nikon D5000 and apart from a 17-70mm lens I also have a 35mm prime which will be great for this subject, so no excuses about the gear.
    The only excuses atm are the weather and a busy schedule, but I’ll try to find some time and have my camera with me all the time.

    Thanks for sharing your knowledge and passion.

    Greetings,

    Jaap

  • Jason Callahan

    Hi, I’m Jason Callahan, a Graphic Design student from central Illinois. I came into the idea of learning more about photography to help with creative images and work for projects/clients and started looking at blogs to help learn more about photography when I came across your article/tips on things to try. Totally digging it and enjoying what I refer to as “photo bombing” complete strangers. Looking forward to more posts and insights.

    • http://www.erickimphotography.com Eric Kim

      For sures man–subscribe and keep in touch! :)

  • http://www.flickr.com/photos/indigosun Nova

    I StumbledUpon your site a few days ago, and I’ve been hooked since. My father was
    (and to a degree still is, though he’s veered in new directions recently) a street photographer. Growing up along the Cali coast, he saw a lot of what you see, and felt the need to capture it as well. I remember well going on road trips solely to shoot (for him, at least) and the joy he got out of it.

    I got really into photography about three years ago, though you can imagine that it’s been a part of my life for as long as I can remember. Street photography is something which has always daunted me a bit, as the intimidation of photographing strangers can be quite overwhelming, but I have been inspired by your work to, as you so eloquently put it, ‘just get out there and shoot.’

    Thank you very much, and I look forward to following you on your adventures, and embarking on my own.

    • http://www.erickimphotography.com Eric Kim

      Beautiful story Nova–looking forward in getting to know u better :)

  • http://pavandaxini17.blogspot.com Pavan Daxini

    Hey Eric!

    I am Pavan Daxini, a 3rd year engineering undergrad student from India. Photography started as a hobby and soon became passion. Other areas of interest include short-film-making (cinematography, editing, screenplay), Human Computer Interaction and to some extent typography. People can connect with me on http://www.facebook.com/pavandaxini17 where I upload most of my work. (Thuogh I like the idea of uploading my recent work to flickr, but the netspeeds are damn too slow at campus!) You can also watch some of my short-films (mostly zero budget!) on my youtube channel http://www.youtube.com/user/pavandaxini17

    Coming to the blog, loved the articles. Stumbled upon the link (which one of my facebook friend shared) couple of hours ago and got glued to it immediately. I had quite few misconceptions regarding street photography (street photography isn’t exactly my forte, I am mostly into wildlife uptill now) thanks a ton for providing with all the insight. :-)

    • http://www.erickimphotography.com Eric Kim

      Hi Pavan,

      It is glad to have you! You sound like you are a very well-connected individual with a ton of passions!

      Glad to have you as a part of the community. Have you joined “ASP” yet? http://www.flickr.com/groups/aspiringstreetphotographers/

  • http://www.flickr.com/photos/negrin/ Rafal

    Considering how I’ve already started posting elsewhere on your blog, I thought I should introduce myself, the polite man that I am. I’m an amateur photographer from Warsaw, Poland (translator and English teacher by day). I’ve been doing “some photography” probably for about fifteen years or so, even went to school for two years, and still every now and then, looking at my shots and the silly mistakes I keep making, I feel like a beginner. That must be because I’ve always treated photography as an on-and-off hobby, so my experience never truly accumulated. One way or another, I’ve mostly always looked for the somewhat abstract element in the surrounding world (some of the photos in my Flickr stream probably show that) and there have never been many people in my pictures, if any. Ironically, when it comes to other people’s photos, it’s street photography that I’ve always enjoyed looking at the most, so recently I told myself I really need to get into it more, fear of strangers be damned. How convenient, then, that I’ve stumbled upon your site, Eric–found a link to the article about shooting from the hip on reddit.com. I like your style (that actually goes for both the pictures and the way you write about photography) and since it seems you’re trying to build a community here, I thought I might try to become a part of it. Oops, look at me rambling. Guess it shows I’m a man of words on top of (trying to be) a man of images…

  • Milo

    Hi from NYC. Enjoy your site Eric. Lots of useful info all in one place. Good move. By way of a brief intro I’m a photojournalist shooting for 3 weekly newpapers in the Big Apple. In my other life I’m an art director/graphic designer doing marketing/branding. With all the garbage out there pretending to be “street photography” yours stands out….tells a story…is well shot…and executed.
    I shoot on the NYC streets…..not sure if I should call it street, pj or documentary…guess it’s a combo of all 3. recently I’ve begun to shoot with an Olympus E-PL1 and Panasonic 20mm pancake.
    Excellent for whay you do by the way. Love it when I will be on assignment using the PEN against lots of PJs with their Mark 5s and D3s…. Here is a link to some recent work….some personal/some published.

    http://www.pbase.com/sproket/springsummer&page=all

    Best,
    Milo

    • http://www.erickimphotography.com Eric Kim

      Milo,

      Had a chance to look at your images and I was quite blown away! Your images with your E-PL1 are amazing. I am thinking about replacing my 5D with a much smaller body. Do you have a Flickr account as well?

      Eric

  • http://www.andrewgouldphotography.com/ Andrew Gould

    Hi Eric! You know me a bit already from the comments I’ve made on your site –and I thank you for your return visit to my website. I just recently restarted on Twitter, and found you on a search for street photographers. I’ve had a lifelong interest in photography, but only got serious about it a few short years ago. In June this year, I left my teaching position in Sydney, and we moved to retire in Santiago, Chile, my wife’s home town. Expect to see street and cultural shots from many parts of Latin America from me in the future. I’m now a continual follower of your site, blog and Twitter. All the best, Andrew.

    • http://www.erickimphotography.com Eric Kim

      Love hearing the support Andrew! I am excited to see tons of amazing shots from Chile. And congrats on the retirement! :D

  • http://www.photographymojo.com Anna Patrick

    Hi! I own a photography blog http://www.photographymojo.com, where I put together the most interesting stuff I find about popular photo topics. I don’t like boring photos with a big touch of Photoshop, I like the free style, the original way. This is why I really like your work (I landed on your blog from Digital Photo School), I added you in my blogroll and I look forward for more interesting posts!

  • Milo

    Thanks Eric. Appreciate the kind words. Here is a link to my flickr pics.
    http://www.flickr.com/photos/23094454@N00/

  • http://paris-and-i.parissetmefree.com/ Sab

    Hi Again Eric, I’ve been leaving a couple of responses on your postings and just saw this so here I am!
    I’m a street photographer, abstract artist and poet specialising in Paris. I combine all these things in my attempt to be creative, sometimes succeeding, sometimes not.
    One example of that would be trying to take creative photos on my iPhone of my Paris street art. Sounds weird I know but who wants to be normal! Hope you’ll have time to check out some of my stuff – I’m enjoying yours :-)

  • http://www.simongarnier.org Simon Garnier

    Hi everyone. My name’s Simon. I’m a young scientist, post-doc at Princeton University, and an amateur photographer during my free time. You can see some of my photos on my Flickr stream (http://www.flickr.com/photos/50390409@N04/) or on my blog (http://www.simongarnier.org).

    I used to shoot with a DSLR but I recently dropped it from a smaller Lumix GF1 camera. One consequence of this move is that I now carry my camera almost all the time and I started taking pictures of people in the street. While searching for more information about street photography, I found Eric’s website that leads me to the “aspiring street photographers” Flickr group. I hope to find there advice and critics to help me start with this photographic style completely new for me, and maybe also some people living around Philly or NYC who would like to make their shooting sessions more social.

  • http://eljonsalenga.com/ Eljon

    Hello Eric, hello everyone. I’m Eljon, an Accountancy student from the Philippines. I just bought my own camera early this year, a Nikon D3000 with an 18-55mm kit lens, and I want to learn more about photography. Before I bought my camera, I have been taking photos of landscapes and anything that caught my interest using camera phones.

    I want to learn street photography because I think it is much easier to learn by experience instead of doing fashion or events where you need models and an event to go to. I also thought of doing street photography since there are not much who takes photos of the streets here in the Philippines.

    I first stumbled here upon your blog a few weeks ago (or months, maybe) after I saw your post at Digital Photography School. I already learned some things from my readings here and I hope to learn more. Thanks! :D

  • http://www.PhotographyBreak.com Marko

    Hello Eric,

    just to say hi, and thank you for inspiration that pushed me on the street today :)
    http://www.photographybreak.com/2010/11/street-photography-breaking-the-ice/

  • http://www.nancyspadaro.com Nancy

    Hello Eric and all,

    great to find a blog completely dedicated to street photography!

    I share the same passion and at the moment I am clicking away in Milan, Italy! :)

    ciao
    Nancy

  • http://brusselaars-daily-photo.blogspot.com/ Luc Moreau

    Hi Eric,

    I live in Belgium and work in Brussels, this city being the subject of my street photo blog. I’m a long time film shooter (started in the 70′s) but up until recently I was shooting other subjects like landscape, travel, family snapshots and such… My new passion thus is street photography which I share once a day on my blog. I’m also active on Flickr as “arzitek” and I discovered this ASP group thanks to a plug in (I think) a forum I read on pentaxforums.com.

    Keep up the good work and let’s all learn from each other (I still have a lot to learn when it comes to editing my work and trashing all the uninteresting ones I’m afraid…)

    Luc

  • DMClark

    Hey Eric,
    Great site! I liked all the tips. Covering the camera body with black tape is a smart idea. I make a lot of trips into LA from San Diego to shoot photos, and its a great idea to add to a low profile. Im inspired by your photos. Just got a new Canon T2I/550D and just love it. Hope to see you on the streets.
    DMC

  • http://www.shackletonphoto.co.uk Graham Shackleton

    I’m Graham, I delve into the art of street photography from time to time. I live in a seaside town in the UK and its a great setting for street work. The seasons change and so do the people. Here is my lastest street work -http://www.shackletonphoto.co.uk/blog/2010/09/14/street-photography-north-yorkshire-scarborough-uk/

  • Lujain

    Hello,
    I’m Lujain from the U.S. I stumbled upon your site while searching for street fashion forums online. It’s been a great resource for me! I’m a newbie to the photography world and just got a camera recently. I would like to start doing street fashion photography, but want to make sure I go about it the right way. A lot of your posts are beneficial. Hope to learn more! Thanks!

  • Kody Sparks

    Let me know where you’re from, how you found out about my site, and what about street photography appeals to you?

    Hello there! My name is Kody! I’m currently living in LA, but I grew up in Arizona. I’m studying photography at the art institute, I’m hoping to someday be doing documentary photography. My dad sent me the link to your blog thinking I would like it, and boy was he right! I am a very passionate people watcher. I find people fascinating. It’s only fitting that I combine my two loves, observing and photographing, and try to make a living out of it. If you’d like to check out some of my work, I’ll post a link to my FB page. I’m in the processes of getting a website.
    http://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/Kody-Sparks-Photography/319278522939

  • http://www.robertrafton.com/ Robert

    Great idea for a blog and lots of good posts. I found it off twitter I think. You can see some of my Toronto street photography here:

    http://www.flickr.com/photos/14789223@N07/sets/72157624975312062/

    Please keep up the great work!

  • http://laurisaksa.wordpress.com/ Lauri Saksa

    Hi Eric,

    I have been looking at your blog for a while and I have to say it’s full of great tips for street photography. I especially enjoyed your post about ‘how not to look like a creep’ and I put gaffers tape on my D-SLR too and what a huge difference it has made! I’m more invisible than ever before. Anyway, a little bit about me: I’m a Finnish street photographer living and studying in Oxford, U.K and Washington D.C on my breaks from school. I love observing life and capturing meaningful moments with the camera. And I like your photos and your attitude and love to street photography :)))

  • http://www.mihaelahinayon.com Mihaela Hinayon

    Hi Eric,

    Hello from the Philippines! I’ve been reading a few articles from your blog since I decided this year will be a photography year for me. Thank you for creating a community and for advocating ‘open source photography’. Very inspiring!

    I am trying to find my niche as well, leaning towards travel/street photography more. Here are a few shots I have, straight from the camera:

    http://www.picasaweb.google.com/mihaehinayon

    I’m trying to learn post processing techniques and eventually develop my own style as well. I have a few post processed shots on a website I started recently:

    http://www.mihaelahinayon.com

    Definitely looking forward to learning more from you!

  • http://sergebouvet.com Serge Bouvet

    Hi, my name is Serge Bouvet from France. I’m a outlaw :).
    In France, the Street Photography is not allowed if you shoot the face of people.
    I’m working for politic press, I’m photographer. Every day, I have to shoot famous French politician. After job, I shoot the people in street and it’s really really really interesting.

    In my opinion, the street photography is poetical vision of free people… because the freedom of society is on street…

    Serge Bouvet, French photograph from Paris

  • http://www.photomonomania.com evangelo costadimas (EC)

    Hi Eric,
    I am a street photographer living in Hong Kong, I found you through IPA.
    I shoot mostly from the hip, vertical format with a manual focus 50mm lens set at f1.4 (i.e. how to make photography difficult).
    In your activities, workshops, blog and talking to interested parties, please do us a favour and help dispel the notion that ‘street photography’ includes photographing streets, such photos belong to urban landscape, architecture or other related genres. Street photography is about photographing people in a candid manner where ‘people’ constitutes the main subject and ‘street’ is a misnomer for ‘in-public’ as it may not even be in the photo. Apparently so many people get it wrong these days, I even had a call from an art gallery that was looking for street photography and after my work was turned down they explained that they were looking for photos of streets and buildings whereas my photos were of people, how ridiculous is that?
    Thank you for promoting street photography and for continuing the tradition. I agree with you that it has come under attack recently, we must emphasize, every chance we get, that we are street photographers, we are not terrorists, pedophiles, perverts or paparazzi.
    Keep in touch.
    EC

    recent interview:
    http://vimeo.com/19206152

    more of my other personal work at:
    http://www.costadimas.com

    • http://www.erickimphotography.com Eric Kim

      Hi Evangelo, thanks for leaving the comment. I will definitely do you a favor and spread the word to make street photography a more inclusive genre. Keep shootin’

      Eric

  • http://www.gracefulexposures.com/ KASANDRA ANTOINE

    Hi ,

    My name is Kasandra Antoine and I am from the USA but I am living in South Korea. I consider myself a visual storyteller but with a passion for street/travel/documentary photography. I found your site through searching for info on photography in Korea. Glad to have found it. You can check out my work here http://www.flickr.com/photos/kasandra_antoine/ and gracefulexposures.com

    thanks for the tips very useful

  • http://www.wanderinglulu.com Elizabeth Wang-Lee

    HI Eric and Everyone:
    I met Eric via email last week. Thanks for the excellent advice. My B/W pics have already improved 100% by your suggested tweaks.
    I just wanted to say hello to all aspiring and established street photographers. Eric’s and your images and words have inspired me to take up street photography with serious fervor. I love going out and capturing small moments and partaking in the aesthetics of life. You guys have raised the bar even more by going for the magical moments. I hope to be able to achieve that one day.
    Meanwhile, check out my website: http://www.wanderinglulu.com
    I look forward to any comments.
    But most of all, thanks for having this forum where I can learn and I will surely participate.
    Cheers.
    EWANGLEE

  • http://www.flickr.com/photos/rongreer/ Ron Greer

    Hello Eric; I found your site while researching the Fuji x100; which I have on order.

    I’ve been shooting medium format street photography for over 20 years, starting with a Plaubel Makina W67, then a 500cm, and currently my beloved Mamiya 6 with a 50mm lens.

    You can see my work on flickr at: http://www.flickr.com/photos/rongreer/.

    cheers, ron

  • http://www.florinpopa.com/blog Florin

    Hi Eric!

    I just discovered your website and I’m pleased to find so many goodies here. This will keep me busy for a while…

    I’m a new street photographer based in London UK, and my website is: http://www.florinpopa.com/blog.

    All the best!
    Florin

  • http://www.iphoneografee.com Steven Mills

    Eric
    Just discovered your blog and am looking forward to getting stuck in to the great content you seem to have here.
    I’m a photographer from England, now living in Miami, Florida.
    I aim to get out on the streets more and do as much shooting as time allows.
    But with work and family commitments, my time is precious!
    I’m using my iPhone for all the reasons I’m sure you know (predominantly discretion, size, ease etc.)
    But I do have other cameras so may well be out on the streets with those too.
    Anyhow enough about me, I’m now going to start looking closer at what you’ve got to say.
    Take care, and thanks for your wonderful open attitude to sharing your knowledge!
    Steven

  • http://thecheatsmovement.com Marc

    What up Eric: I just found your site on twitter. I just started my blog this year and I love posting street art from around my home of Richmond, VA and from a few spots I travel to for work. I try to post just about every day – check it out and keep up the great work.

    Marc

  • http://www.urbanbonvivant.com Akame

    Hi there,

    I read your DPS article too, very helpful. I joined the Flickr group as well. I’m a student in LA, and just got my first DSLR, a Canon Rebel XT. You’ve got a wealth of great info and tips here for beginners like me, so please keep it coming:)

    -Akame

  • Akkara Naktamna

    Hi Eric,

    I’m Akkara Naktamna, photographer based in Bangkok.
    Thanks to love street photography and spread it!

    Akkara N.
    http://www.akkaranaktamna.com

  • http://www.flickr.com/photos/aaronofford/ Aaron

    Hey there,
    I actually came across your site by doing a google search. I was looking for something new one day to try out while I was out shooting and tried street photography. I instantly fell in love with my first image. I found such please in trying to convey stories and emotions of others, the creativity is endless. Today I actually went out and practiced shooting from the hip for a whole session, thanks to your blog :)

    I live just outside of Toronto along the lake.

  • http://ayeepeyes.blogspot.com/ Arif

    Hi Eric..

    My name is Arif from Malaysia. I shoot all kinds of things, but i love street photos.

    Great street photos you have here.. keep inspiring… !

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  • http://www.flickr.com/ziontainphotography Kurt

    HI Eric, my names Kurt and I live in Florida,USA. I love taking photos on the street when I travel and have just upgraded to a Nikon d3100 and a 35mm prime!!! Love the site!! Big up!

  • http://www.50-mm.com/ Ariel Sinson

    Hey Eric and Everyone,

    Great Community you have here! It’s wonderful to see a place where all Street Photographers have a place to share there passion!

    Keep up the great work Eric!

    My Website
    http://www.50-mm.com/

    Cheers,
    Ariel

  • http://www.photokismet.blogspot.com Helene

    Love this site! Love the way you explain things! I find something new and interesting here everyday. Looking forward to your book. Thanks so much!

  • http://www.philippmasur.de Philipp Masur

    Hey Eric,

    just discovered your site because I read an article of your at the digital-photography-school.com. I am shooting street with a rangefinder too. Couldnt agree more to all of your thoughts on it.
    I just watched that little documentary about yourseld that you posted a little while ago. Gave a good impression how you “see” things… I think your work is great! Keep up the great posts, very inspirational to read.

    Lots of greetings all the way from Germany to LA.

    Philipp

  • http://www.flickr.com/photos/minneapolispics/ Tom

    Hello, Photography has become a serious hobby of mine and your site is extremely helpful. I basically shoot anything that strikes me as interesting and try to be inconsistent enough to keep things interesting.

    Also, I live and work in northeast Minneapolis, MN. Thanks!!

  • http://www.liphe.be Peter

    Hey, I stumbled on your blog via the Leica forum and I love the forum. Great topics and sincere posts by everyone.
    I’m Peter from Belgium. I’ve been taking photography more seriously about 10 years ago. First film SLR (Pentax ME, MX and KX), developing etc. About 2 years ago I switched to digital, first with a Pentax K20D and K7 (still able to use my old lenses) but I soon moved on to a Leica M9 and I loved it ever since.
    I only shoot B&W as it suits me best for my photographic work.

    My own blog is just about showing a little of my own work but I prefer to see photos on paper instead of on a screen (it’s never the same).

    Keep up the good work about the blog.
    I still have to check out your portfolio but I’ll do this very soon.

    • http://www.erickimphotography.com Eric Kim

      Thank you Peter–welcome! :)

  • JR Alvaro González

    Hi,

    I’m JR Alvaro Gonzalez, I’m not a street photographer, I’m a simple photographer that i read your blog and i hope to learn more photography lessons.

    Thanks, ;D

  • http://www.mynameisgrant.com grant payne

    Hi Eric
    I am a aspiring SP from Durban, South Africa. I have been following your blog for a couple month’s now. I really dig the way you really want to help people learn.

    looking at your blog is a awesome way to get through my day job, dreaming of being on the streets of my beautiful city.

    I would really dig to hear what you think of some of my stuff. please check out mynameisgrant.com if you get some time.

    Love your eye man, keep it up!!

    mynameisgrant.

  • http://www.flickr.com/photos/norters norters

    Hi!

    I have just returned to photography after a ten year break! I found your blog while researching cameras and I love your work. It has inspired me to try my hand at street photography. I am still quite nervous but I am loving learning!

    Great photos!

  • http://www.moushuminandy.wordpress.com Moushumi Nandy

    Hi

    I am not a street photographer, but I like shooting on streets and really like your work here. I came across your website through Staran9ee’s tweet about the review of the RicohIII. I have been using the Canon 5D over the years but I have always found it intimidating when I shoot strangers. Living in the Middle East for more than eight years of my life has taught me to be cautious, I wish I had the RicohIII back then.

    Looking at your pictures taken with the camera makes me want to get it and do some work with it. Also, love the way you share your knowledge with emerging/aspiring photographers. Keep up the great work.

    Moushumi

  • Steve Dormer

    Hi Eric

    Love you work. My name is Steve and I am from the UK. Busy trying to sell my SLR equipment so I can finance a leica. Look forward to reading more on your site. Steve

  • http://daleypics.com jjdaley

    Wow, what a great site. Lots of impressive work. I’m a long time Nikon man but I’ve just begun using a Leica M9 and I found this site in my pre-purchase research. It’s nice to see that a community of photographers has coalesced around this site and street photography in general. Kudos Eric!

    I’ve been doing street photography in a vacuum for years, mostly because I didn’t know there was such a vibrant community of fellow street photogs out there. I’m in Boston but I like to travel when I can and snap away in exotic locales.

  • LWill

    Hi, I’m Lisa I recently discovered a love of film photography, which then lead to a need to shoot street and jump into the realm of rangefinders. I just bought my first decent rangefinder a Bessa R2M and I’m hoping to expand my knowledge of film and street.

  • http://www.marcopampaloni.com Marco Pampaloni

    Hello, i’m Marco, 30 years old, from Italy. Love this community i’ve just discovered, thank you for sharing this. Currently using a Leica M8 and Nokton 35 mm f1.2 and…nothing else, just ran out of money : (…….ciao!

    • http://www.erickimphotography.com Eric Kim

      Welcome Marco– wonderful to have you! :)

  • http://www.denisg.fr Denis G.

    Hi Eric!
    Denis, french photographer from Lyon, using analog and digital camera.
    The above adress is my portfolio but I have a blog (http://www.limagerit.fr in french sorry) that is quite different from my portfolio and on which I share my experiences. I do essentially posed family snapshot, portraits and studio with models. I blogged several times on street photography and street photgrapher. I am very intereted in but only tried a few times.
    I would like to do spontaneous street photographes but also posed street portraits like 100strangers project.
    I am glad I had discovered your blog and the one of Thomas! I hope we will meet one day and share a glass of good french wine before shooting in the streets! ;)
    regards,
    Denis

  • Nicolas

    Hello Eric,
    I’ve just find your blog which is pretty impressive!
    I begin in street photography in France with my M6 & 35mm voig’

    Thanks for all your tips
    Nicolas from France.

    • http://www.erickimphotography.com Eric Kim

      Stay in touch Nicolas!

  • http://www.thisismayhem.tv Abraham Esparza

    hey Erick im Abraham from monterrey, Mexico, I have been shooting arround for 6 years now i am only 23 years old and share your same vision for open source photography i think its great how you share your knowledge with everyone, i have took some clases in the past covering the basisc, and some studio lighting clases and stuff like that, but when everything started to make sense was once I started to deep into the internet looking for tutorials and explanation about more stuff, thats when i got in love with it and theres so much stuff to learn seems like you never will stop learning, soo i also love street photography its so amazing all the possibilites that may happen, and i also like allot to do landscapes, i like to see this reflected into the street art part i like and do cause at the end im just trying to do a landscape with some persons or stuff in the street so its preaty much the same, so now i will take a look around more dippear and see what secreats i can get out of you! I had this adress once i came trough it by the leica blog, and then i lost your name and web adress and was like damnn i want to red more stuff from him and see his stuff, and finally i fond you back, just had to google leica street photography hehehe so dumb i didnt do it before, but well, its really nice that you put all this stuff up and take the time, i will now continue to find your greatest stuff! =)
    here you canlook at some of the images made by me, its kind of old hehe i should start updating http://www.flickr.com/photos/birdiedaboy/ or here http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.166170246734605.36470.129303600421270
    long link hehe sorry dude
    thankss for shareing!
    Abraham from Mexico

    • http://www.erickimphotography.com Eric Kim

      Great to have you Abraham! I am only 23 as well :)

  • Bassel Almoughraby

    Hi:

    I’m Bassel. Just stumbled upon this blog and I would like to be part of the community.

    I’ve been doing photography (as a hobby, I am a geophysicist by training and day job) all my life, but more seriously over the past few years. This year, I’m doing the 365 project for the first time so the volume of photos I’m taking is much more than I’ve done in the past. Street and candid people photography is my favorite style but I like to dabble in all different kinds.

    I’m looking forward to be part of this community. my day job is very demanding but I hope I will have enough time to be active here.

    Flickr : http://www.flickr.com/photos/basselal/

    Blog: http://placedansletraficphoto.blogspot.com/

  • Anthony

    Hi there!
    Im Anthony, I live in Boston and I actually go to school for photography in the city. I’ve only got one year left, and Im really loving it. School has been awesome for me and it’s factored in so much of what and where I want to take my photography, but I have never touched upon street photography before and would really like to dive into it. I stumbled on this blog looking on reddit and I can really enjoy it. What I was looking for was how to not be so scared of people. Because I know how to use a camer, the techniques and what not but the thing that has me stopped is confrontation. I recently saw your video in which you strapped a gopro to the top of your M9 and it was very inspiring. Ill definitely poke around this blog some more

  • Anthony

    Hi there!
    Im Anthony, I live in Boston and I actually go to school for photography in the city. I’ve only got one year left, and Im really loving it. School has been awesome for me and it’s factored in so much of what and where I want to take my photography, but I have never touched upon street photography before and would really like to dive into it. I stumbled on this blog looking on reddit and I can really enjoy it. What I was looking for was how to not be so scared of people. Because I know how to use a camer, the techniques and what not but the thing that has me stopped is confrontation. I recently saw your video in which you strapped a gopro to the top of your M9 and it was very inspiring. Ill definitely poke around this blog some more

  • Dan Stern

    Eric Hi…….. I’m Dan Stern.
    I shoot street style Photography in cities around the world and share my work on my website:

    http://www.streetfashionmonitor.com

    STRICTLY NO POSING!!

    I’m based in London and I like to shoot real close. My site is unique because its the only fashion / style blog
    offering 100% candid street style images combined with a fully searchable database meaning no more endlessly scrolling down the blog page to find what you want …….Photo Search allows you to search & find what interests you….its fun, creative & addictive……….Enjoy

  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1510149851 Maria Ivanka Hicban

    Hello, my name is Ivanka, I live in Los Angeles and I am an aspiring photographer. I was googling some photography-related stuff when I stumbled upon your blog, then, I found myself reading all your articles and it amazed me of how little i know. I learned huge, huge, tips and they really opened my eyes with possibilities as well as faults I think I am guilty with. Thank you very much for creating a very helpful blog. Your works and words helped me to be more inspired.

    I never knew that all I’ve been doing with my digital camera back in 2007, was called street photography until i took a class about the history of photography in 2010. (ha-ha not good with labeling things…) I have been very interested with people whenever they are outside of their comfort zone. I believe that their emotions are simply at it’s purest state whenever they are outside, It could be waiting for the bus or simply just walking. It’s so amazing that the camera can catch and freeze those split-second snaps of life.

  • Cal

    Hi Eric,
    Just found your site after a spell of insomnia. It is now going to cause me more insomnia as I want to read everything on here. Your work is really inspiring and passionate, coupled with your humour on the site, it makes a change from stuffy photographers who don’t want to share anything. I live in London and regularly shoot there; rain becomes a friend. I just came back from India; so many amazing opportunities for street photography, it’s exhausting, but caught Dengue Fever so the camera gets a rest for a while. Look forward to reading more.
    Cal

    • http://erickimphotography.com/blog Eric Kim

      Huge thanks Cal wonderful to have you! And get sleep man! Hope to meet you in London soon ;)

      • Calzivita

        Thanks so much for the reply, made my day. Give us a shout if and when in London; so many great spots for capturing the great folk of London on film. :) Damn, I wish I had your job.

  • http://www.facebook.com/matthew.sugiarto Matthew Sugiarto

    Hi! My name is Matthew. I’m from Indonesia. I just discovered your blog maybe 4 months ago. After experiencing street photography myself, I know that this kind of photography is the best..for me. It has its own story and some kind of intimate feeling. Thanks for your videos and tips, especially ‘shoot from hip’ one. I went to China last month and practiced street photography skill I’ve got here from your blog. Maybe you can suggest something ( http://eatswaylove.com/street-photography/china/ ) so I can improve my skill. Thanks a lot Eric!

  • http://www.facebook.com/matthew.sugiarto Matthew Sugiarto

    Hi! My name is Matthew. I’m from Indonesia. I just discovered your blog maybe 4 months ago. After experiencing street photography myself, I know that this kind of photography is the best..for me. It has its own story and some kind of intimate feeling. Thanks for your videos and tips, especially ‘shoot from hip’ one. I went to China last month and practiced street photography skill I’ve got here from your blog. Maybe you can suggest something ( http://eatswaylove.com/street-photography/china/ ) so I can improve my skill. Thanks a lot Eric!

  • http://www.facebook.com/matthew.sugiarto Matthew Sugiarto

    Hi! My name is Matthew. I’m from Indonesia. I just discovered your blog maybe 4 months ago. After experiencing street photography myself, I know that this kind of photography is the best..for me. It has its own story and some kind of intimate feeling. Thanks for your videos and tips, especially ‘shoot from hip’ one. I went to China last month and practiced street photography skill I’ve got here from your blog. Maybe you can suggest something ( http://eatswaylove.com/street-photography/china/ ) so I can improve my skill. Thanks a lot Eric!

  • Julian

    Hello there!
    My name is Julian and I’m from NZ but have been living in London for the last 8 years.
    I’ve been shooting analogue photographs for years but have now gone digital and am concentrating on street photography.
    I’m really glad I found this website as I’ve been looking for a good resource on this topic.
    Here’s some of my work:
    http://500px.com/julianreid

  • Phil Rice

    Hello Eric, my name is Phil and I live in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.

    I’ve been following this blog for a couple of months now, and have learned a lot from it – thanks for all the stuff you have posted! I especially enjoy the videos of you doing street photography.

    I’ve been photographing for decades, but only became interested in street photography this spring, after taking a course called “The Passionate Photographer”, given by accomplished photographer Steve Simon. That course inspired me and, since then, I’ve been doing some street photography (my photos are at pjr99.500px.com), but I’m still building my confidence. Some days I feel more confident than others in taking street photos.

    I recently spent a week in New York City, and expected to do a lot of street photography, but for some reason, I didn’t do very well – perhaps it was too overwhelming visually (my town is quite small in comparison), but I was disappointed with my results.

    I hope to take one of your street photography courses in the future.

    I just created a Facebook page, it’s http://www.facebook.com/pjr47

    Cheers.

  • Jindaphommavongsa

    Eric, great work with the blog and getting the word out on street photography! I’ve bookmarked your site and i check it as often as i can. I really stand behind your work ethic and love for a medium in photography that has under appreciated as of the last twenty years. however thanks to your work and other sites like inPublic there has been a renewed interest amongst people to shoot their lives in the streets!
    thanks and keep up the good work,
    jinda
    http://photovongsa.com/

    • http://erickimphotography.com/blog Eric Kim

      Great to have you Jinda! Keep shooting and great to hvae you :)

    • http://erickimphotography.com/blog Eric Kim

      Great to have you Jinda! Keep shooting and great to hvae you :)

  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=659990549 Ethan Chiang

    Hello, this is Ethan, a Taiwanese lives in Seoul, Korea. I don’t remember the reason why I started street photography, but I know that I’m always enjoying observing on the streets looking for stories.

    I discovered your blog maybe about 2 weeks ago, was so excited when I first saw your blog, I’ve never seen any blog that is so focused on Street Photography, really enjoy reading it! thanks for your efforts!

    Do you think there’s going to be a chance for you to visit Seoul sometime for a workshop? looking forward to it :-)

    http://inthestreets.thisisethan.com

  • Colin Corneau

    My interest in street photography came from my re-introduction to film photography; one flowed right into the other. I now blog about a very specific, ongoing street photography project — the rundown, odd, sometimes-surreal downtown of my small city. It’s at:

    http://www.reservedatalltimes.com

    I found your blog originally through the Leica blog, and then it kept popping up — guess we move in the same orbit(s).

  • Dwayne

    Hey all, found this blog through rangefinder forum reading Justin Vogels interview. I’ve been a photographer for 5 years now and been shooting street for 3. Great to be a part of a community that shars the same interest.

    http://www.dwayneburgessphotography.com

    • http://erickimphotography.com/blog Eric Kim

      Great to have you Dwayne! :D

  • Jessica Yoo

    I can’t really call myself a photographer but I do enjoy taking pictures. I just started couple months ago as a hobby. I’m from Washington D.C. but currently in Korea. I was just looking up places to take pictures in korea and some advices on how to take pictures and came across your site. I was actually looking for somebody to take pictures with and to get some tips. Anyhow really enjoyed reading and looking at your blog. – Jessica

  • ghill77

    I’m in North Carolina & went out today to photograph the furniture market in downtown High Point. Had fun, but did feel a bit intimidated. I want to get more aquainted with my Bessa R & 35/2.5 CV lens. I want to shoot more street & had already joined the flickr group when I found your blog on a google search. I have already read a couple of articles. Really good stuff here. Thanks, Greg

    • http://erickimphotography.com/blog Eric Kim

      Great to have you Greg! Keep shooting and let me know if you got any questions!

  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1448258747 Brian W. Brown

    Another North Carolinian here. Although I am originally from Albuquerque, NM. My name is Brian Brown. I have always loved street photography. I like its intimacy and immediacy. I have always admired how photographers like Vivian Maier, Henri Cartier-Bresson, or Garry Winogrand, could in a fraction of a second, seemingly capture the life story of a complete stranger. It has always struck me as somehow magical.

    I’m an amateur with no formal training. Many years ago as a young man I had dabbled in black and white film photography. I had an old Rollei 35mm and developed my own film and prints. I enjoyed it and learned a little along the way. However, as life unfolded the time for photography became harder to find as other interests and responsibilities took priority.

    So here I am some 25 odd years later re-visiting and re-learning with new tools. In October of 2011 I took to the streets with my camera in hand and started photographing strangers.

    Your site is a great resource. Looking forward to becoming part of this community.

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Jānis-Liepa/100001141415916 Jānis Liepa

    hey everybody! originally i`m from Latvia, but currently living in Ireland, Cork.
    i kind of liked street photography a long time, but now decided to try it myself, and i`m really like what i`m doin.
    I just love street essence, flow, and the sound of the shutter when capturing a moment.
    about Eric Kim i found out from Thomas Leuthard and i really like what i see.

  • http://www.flickr.com/photos/johnkeys/ John

    Hi Im John,from Newcastle, England, Been shooting street for a few years now, Im mainly shooting this when Im in the right mood and find it great fun shooting without a care of the tec side and the moment. The main love I have for street is that you capture someting that cant be repeated, Great to hear that street is gaining a sound following.
    Anyway if anyone’s interested heres some of me snaps

    http://www.flickr.com/photos/johnkeys/

    • http://erickimphotography.com/blog Eric Kim

      Great to have you John! Keep in touch :)

  • Anonymous

    My name is Jesse. I live in New Jersey, around 20 west of Central Park, NYC. I worked in a “camera shop” (remember those?) all through college and fancied myself quite the proficient amateur. I could only pine for the latest toys. To give you an idea how old I am, I was working in the camera shop when the Nikon F3 came out and also Kodak 1000. Yeah, I know. It’s only now that I can finally get some decent equipment, particularly optics and strobe.

    I’d been looking at Bruce Gilden vids on YouTube. Once I knew that my desired genre had a name – “Street Photography” – I came across your stuff. I really like your approach and outcomes. My sole objective is to take a photograph someday that is good enough that somebody else wants to buy it. I’m not in it for the money; I just want to experience some success in an artistic avocation before I’m done. Thanks for putting up the blog!

  • Charlie Barly

    Hi Eric my Name is Charlie, and I’m from the UK Brighton area. Just turned 18 (28th nov) and am in love with street photography and have a shed full of books haha! The best thing I like about street photography is a special moment caught in a picture, which no-one else seems to notice.

    Your blog could do with a lot of work….haha just kidding its awesome! look forward to more posts.

    Charlie

  • http://www.facebook.com/widiag Abu Aisyah

    Hi Kim
    Am Widi from Indonesia, I am new to this street photographer and hope to get to know more deeply.
    I know this website from your friend Thomas Leuthard, I’ve read some of her writings, and create enthusiasm for learning.

    pleased to meet you Kim

  • Farhan

    hello Kim..I’m Farhan from Jakarta, frankly speaking..i’m a newbie to street photographer..and i wanna to know much about it from u.. thanks..

    • http://erickimphotography.com/blog Eric Kim

      Great to have you mate!

  • Jgurskey

    Kim,
    I love street photography and appreciate your homage to the master, HCB.
    John

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_PVUIZK4K2525HW5OCN4CZ5CKOU Crash override

    Hi Everyone ,
    I am raj currently in singapore , In the beginning i used to take lots of pics like Portraits,HDR etc…I really wanted to challenge myself towards something which is really challenging and courageous , i didn’t knew about street photography before , one day i decided to think deeply on how to become street photographer, although i wanted to be so the first question which came in my mind that how come they can take pictures of strangers without even asking them , don’t you think it’s too scary ?? , i had plenty of questions and Eric answered me all of them nicely….

    …not only that there are plenty of opportunities like when you take picture, it must have a great concept or a story on what you shoot , i was really amazed when i saw eric pics , they were awesome and most of them are great…. it all depends on what you shoot and see things in a different way ……..

    I didn’t know him before,i did lot of research on how to be a great street photographer, later i found him through google plus or other social networking sites like Facebook etc…and later i went through his site , read the article and also search some videos on youtube/vimeo.com , the most exciting thing i like was that he shared the video on how he take pictures while he was shooting on the street…(“”where you can find the videos :-”" just go to youtube and search his name Eric Kim …..you will get all his videos there…”") …

    Later few days back , i heard that he was coming to singapore for Advance photography workshop and i wanted to meet him personally , i got in , although it was a last minute but thanks to eric , anyways i would just say that i enjoyed his workshop and learn a lot from him , i would just say that i was a beginner but the important thing is if you are really serious about street photography and if you need his help he will try his best to guide you ………

    It was a pleasure meeting you Eric……he not only help me to guide me through the project on what i was working, but i also improve my lack of confidence…….on shooting the streets…..

    Note :- I would highly recommend all the people who are new to street photography as well as who just got started with it…do follow Eric latest updates and go through his site , he is such a cool guy and if you have any queries about street photography , he will gladly help you and will reply you back …. but before that , if you have any questions please go through his blog first where you will get all the details on street photography………..

    Keep Shooting : ) ….

  • Pete Donohue

    Hey there, Pete Donohue from Australia. I’m very new to street photography but I love it. Learning more and more every day and try to carry a camera everywhere I go. Hoping to get back to travelling sooner rather than later so even more opportunities to shoot!

    Thanks again for the great site Eric, really helpful!

    • http://erickimphotography.com/blog Eric Kim

      Wonderful to have you Pete. Keep in touch and keep shooting! :)

  • Adam

    Hi, Adam from Texas. I shoot street scenes and architecture as part of my job (urban planner). I also shoot as a hobbyist when traveling and with family…I especially love capturing candid moments. Trying to improve my ability to capture the essence of a place and tell a story through photos has recently led me to take an interest in street photography. Your site has been very informative so far…it’s a nice blend of theory and practical information without being too esoteric or a vanilla “how-to” manual.

  • Dustin Roderick

    Hey there! My name is Dustin, I live here in Denver Colorado. I went to the art institute for a short time, studying photography. I attended hoping to get a job shooting bands and-what-not. But had a Professor nudge me into the realm of Street Photos. I fell in love. I never thought It had a following I just loved when he assigned street shots. I was under the assumption it was a lost art. Got real caught up life, but just picked up an X-100, and looking at getting an M6 so I can mess around in both “worlds”. I stumbled upon this blog as I was reading into the X-100. Needless to say I was excited to find this site. I think my friends think I’m weird for liking street photography, haha.

  • http://twitter.com/JaeRos1 Jae Lennon

    Hey y’all. I’m Jae all the way from the Philippines. I found out about your site from Danny Santos’ tweet, saw your link and finally stumbled here at your website. The thing that appeals to me about street photography is the candidness, urgency, the heartbeat you get when you need to take a shot. Another is that, it’s something instant, unplanned, and perfectly shows the reality of life from real life models. :)

  • http://www.flickr.com/photos/juliettereyes/ julesreyes

    Hi everyone! I’m Juliette from San Francisco, California. I don’t quite remember how I found out about your site, but, I do know that it was what inspired me to take on street photography! Street photography has always appealed to me, I just never had the guts to get out and start shooting. The one thing I love about it is the fact that there is always someone doing something quirky or interesting, waiting to be photographed (even if they don’t give you their consent). Checking your blog has become a part of my daily routine, I’m looking forward to what you’ll be uploading next! :)

  • A.B Watson

    Hi Everyone
    My name is A.B Watson

    I’ve been taking street photos in New Zealand, in the city of Auckland for over two years now
    Get in contact with me if your a street photographer in Auckland or just visiting.

    http://www.abwatson.com/
    http://www.flickr.com/photos/58644048@N03/
    https://twitter.com/#!/helloabwatson

    abwatson.com
    twitter
    flickr

  • Kee Yen

    Hey guys, I’m a 15 year old kid who loves photography but I just started street photography. I am from Vancouver, Canada but originally from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. I am new to street photography and I am learning. Cheers :)
    My photoblog: http://ykyboom.tumblr.com
    Tweet me: @ykyboom http://twitter.com/ykyboom
    Email: ykyboom@yahoo.com

  • Matt

    Hi, My name is Matt and i’m from the UK currently living in Ipswich, Suffolk.
    I used to be a Bird photographer lugging around very big glass with equally heavy body, Now however i managed to finance an M9 with 35mm Cron and love to just ‘Take a walk’ with my new light gear. Eric’s website certainly inspires but i have a long way to go yet before i can call myself a street tog.
    Check out my website @ http://www.matthewfidlerphotography.co.uk
    Thanks guys!!

  • http://www.facebook.com/vincent.degroot.73 Vincent de Groot

    Hi Eric,

    it’s me… Vincent from France but not speaking a single word of french ;-) have a look at my work at http://www.photo-vinc.com or http://www.flickr.com/photo-vinc ;-) I saw this month you have a training in Paris… maybe…

    Cheers,
    Vincent

  • André Zandoná

    Hello,

    My name is André Zandoná and I hope this comment gets “out there” :) This is a post Eric wrote over two years ago but it seems like people have continued to introduce themselves so here I go:

    Born and raised in São Paulo, Brazil, currently living in Northern California in the San Francisco Bay Area. I studied Molecular Biology at UCSD and am currently working on my Master’s Degree in Social Work (turns out I like working people and helping them more than working with cells that might someday help people)

    My interest in Photography has been around since I was about 16. I started out with underwater film photography. I took a break from photography during college and in the years after my graduation but have picked it up again over the past three years and I AM LOVING EVERY “CLICK” since then.

    Here’s a link to my blog: http://www.zphotographyblog.com and my 500px: http://500px.com/AndreZandona

    Cheers!

    André

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