
When it comes to street photography, sometimes your subject will ask you: “What are you doing?†Do you know how to respond?


When it comes to street photography, sometimes your subject will ask you: “What are you doing?†Do you know how to respond?


Dear friend,
If you want to make a ‘career’ out of teaching photography workshops, let me try to give you straight-up useful knowledge– information I wish someone told me.


FUCK PERFECTION,
rather make your own imperfect art… based on your perceptions.


Not look different with your clothes or exterior appearance, but how you SEE and PERCEIVE the world.


I love spontaneity in photography. Photography is the most fun when it is effortless, and doesn’t require for us to think, or “try.â€


Inspired by the unconventional, unorthodox, compositions of Richard Avedon. Photos include nudity (NSFW).


The greatest asset of a street photographer: your two eyes.


Dear friend,
How do you increase your visual perception, or how you see the world?


Why are cameras so expensive– and why spend so much money on cameras, and photography equipment?


As humans, we will never be satisfied. As creatives, no matter how great a photographer we become, we will never be 100% satisfied with our work. We will always want to achieve better. We want to shoot more. Travel more. Get more social media followers, likes, and prestige.
But how can we ever find satisfaction in our photography, and should we?


Nowadays we are like cows. We want a life of ease. We want to just live an easy life. We don’t want to work. We just want to sit, and eat. Have sex. Watch sports. Drink beer and alcohol and get high.
What separates us human beings from cows?


I don’t think you can change the world with photography, but you can change yourself with photography.


“Let us say what we feel, and feel what we say; let speech harmonize with life.†– Seneca
For me, photography is all about self-expression, and shooting with your soul.


I consider Richard Avedon the best portrait photographer who ever lived (so far).


We’re drowning in a sea of images. How do we choose our best photos?


“Nothing in excess†– Solon
It recently occurred to me — everything in excess is horrible for us.


We buy cameras to look cool. Thus, the proliferation of hipster, old school retro cameras.


If you’ve ever felt anxious for not going a full day without checking your phone, or accidentally leaving your phone at home… having trouble sleeping, etc, you might be suffering from information overload.


Tim Wu wrote a book called “The Attention Merchantsâ€â€” a fascinating expose on social media companies, and how everyone is fighting for your attention, eye balls, and dollars.


FIAT CURRENCY: our Faith (Fiat) in currency, money, politics, government, economics, and security.


What are the best lenses or focal lengths for street photography?


I’m impatient. I hate waiting.
We’re always taught patience is a virtue. But what if that is wrong?


“Astonish me†– Alexey Brodovitch
Alexey Brodovitch is an individual who has had a MASSIVE influence in the history of photography, design, and much more.


Dear friend,
If you’re reading this, you are probably either an aspiring street photographer, or a street photographer with some miles under your belt looking for some inspiration, direction, or motivation.


‘Know your faults and keep to your wits’ – Horace
Everyone has a different style in photography and life.


Dear friend,
It is currently 9:19pm and I’m enjoying a nice sencha green tea, and meditating on life here in Saigon.


What is an image, and why is it important? And how is it related to photography, and how does it affect our personal lives and the society in which we live in?


Dear friend,
Here are some street photography ideas, freshly pressed from STREET NOTES MOBILE EDITION.


In studying the (dead) masters of photography, it is a good reminder – I’m going to die, and so will you. So why waste your life and limited time on planet earth, not making great photos and art?