Tag: minimalism

  • Why Less is More in Street Photography (and Life)

    Why Less is More in Street Photography (and Life)

    In today’s age, we are always obsessed with the concept of “more“. We falsely believe that we need more stuff, more money, more more cameras, more lenses, more megapixels—more, more, more. In one of my favorite books “Antifragile” (I mention this book in a prior post on the “barbell theory”), the author Nassim Taleb advocates…

  • Why You Should Shoot with One Camera and One Lens

    Why You Should Shoot with One Camera and One Lens

    Eric’s Note: This article was first published on the CSLR blog, but I am reposting it here in-case you didn’t have the chance to read it yet!  I first got introduced to photography when I was 18 years old. At my high school graduation ceremony, my mom gave me a little Canon Powershot point-and-shoot. I…

  • How to Find Zen in Street Photography

    How to Find Zen in Street Photography

    (“Whisper”. Mumbai, 2011) When it comes to street photography, it is easy to get caught-up in the hype of new cameras, spending too much time on blogs, and not enough time out shooting. I think one of the most difficult things in street photography is to find enough time to shoot and being able to…