Before his talk at The Photography & Video Show, Flavio reveals how he approaches his photographic practice and what he'll be ...

To do street photography, you truly don’t need a whole lot of equipment. It can be done easily with very simple gear. But making something truly extraordinary can require much more advanced gear.

If you’re new to street photography, you’re soon going to learn it’s much more than taking snapshots in public places. To create quality, compelling photographs you need to have both skill and ...

Street photographer Alan Schaller on his industry-changing app, real-world insights, and pro advice ahead of his talk at The Photography & Video Show 2026 ...

Anyone can pick up a camera and take pictures on the street, but great street photographs require more than pointing and clicking. Street photography may be about documenting everyday life, but there ...

Street photography is all about thinking on your feet, being discreet, and keeping your eyes open. When it comes to picking the best street photography cameras, you will want something that has quick ...

Brandon Stanton set out to photograph 10,000 strangers. Today, 30 million people follow his work, and he's just been named ...

Since the 19th century, photographers like Henri Cartier-Bresson and Joel Meyerowitz have been tirelessly roaming around to photograph life on the streets. Camera strapped in hand, these artists ...

Street photography is all about noticing the world as it is — unplanned, real, and full of small moments that say a lot. The 2025 Pure Street Photography Grant celebrates this kind of honest ...

Street photography represents more than capturing a scene — it uses the camera to transform what might otherwise be dismissed as ordinary into something strangely beautiful. The Museum of Fine Arts, ...

The Pure Street Photography Awards 2025 celebrate the beauty of everyday life captured in its most authentic moments. Co-judged by David Campany of the International Center of Photography and ...

A new exhibition titled “They’re There,” featuring the works of six street photographers, debuted last week at the Corner Gallery inside Brooklyn Made at City Point. Curator Stephanie Keith, a ...