Visual intent is a must-have mentality of a street photographer when out looking for a good shot. If you just wander around just hoping to see something happen, you probably won’t see much in the way of good street photography material. Photographers look for change that happens before their eyes. Walking, looking, observing, is an […]
When Candid Street Photography becomes Covid-19 Tough
Creativity has a weird way of showing us that we just need to push the envelope a little more, and then we discover things about what we do that we couldn’t see happening before.
City Street Photography in Winter
Getting out into your city to take city street photographs is as much enjoyment and fun as any time of the year. It’s certainly a change of challenge to any photographer to get their head around what’s happened to the trees lining the streets. The people – who make up large parts of our street […]
Street Photography During Berlin Lockdown
Berlin is now in its second “Hard-Lockdown”. This means that we can expect the streets to become less populated with residents bobbing around town, shopping – not going to happen. Drinking in public, not allowed. Bars and restaurants lockdown hard until an update is given in January. What does this mean for street photographers in […]
Berlin Metropolis with Wormholes and Dark Shadows
If you go to Potsdamer Platz on a warm sunny day, watch the people moving around, and the structures throw fascinating shadows across the pavements, you’ll find yourself in an endlessly changing world of architecture that not only is made of bricks and mortar, but is seen in the shadows, too. Berlin is a city […]