projects

  • What Music Albums Can Teach You About Street Photography Projects

    I love music. I love listening to music when I’m writing (like I am doing now), I love listening to music when I’m driving, and I love having music play in the background when I’m with my friends. I have a lot of favorite artists and I have found one thing that separates the “successful”…

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  • Video Presentation: Introduction to Street Photography Projects

    In this presentation, I share how to come up with and shoot a street photography project, and also cover what makes a great street photography project. Some of the projects we cover are: “The Americans” by Robert Frank (book review here) “Small World” by Martin Parr “Istanbul” by Alex Webb “Gypsies” by Josef Koudelka (book…

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  • “Access”: 5 Tips When Working on Photography Projects

    Eric’s Note: This article is by Josh White, a street photographer based in Korea. You can also see my interview with him here. Josh: One of the hardest things to do in the documentary style of photography is to work on a project. There are many reasons for this, not the least of which is…

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  • How You Can Apply Sociology to Your Street Photography Projects

    (One of the photographs from my new “Dark Skies Over Tokyo” project) As a sociology student at UCLA, I have learned many insightful things through my courses that I have applied to my street photography projects. If you are struggling with finding your own voice in street photography or how to construct a project- check…

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