Street

To me, street photography is one of the hardest and most satisfying genres of photograpy. It's a spontaneous reaction to a dynamic environment. It requires the shooter to be hyper aware of an ever changing urban landscape unfolding before you. A certain scene appears for a brief moment, and is forever gone. Therefore, it is an ultimate test of immediate composition and subliminal response of photographic skills and intent. When it all comes together, it can be so rewarding. Let's go for a walk ...

Street scene in Uyuni, Bolivia

A man seated inside a weathered doorway in Havana, Cuba

A classic convertible passing a man in a hat in Havana, Cuba

Street detail in New York City

Pedestrians on a cobbled street in Loule, Portugal

At the seawall in Iquique, Chile

Crowded street in Santiago, Chile

Street scene in Dusseldorf, Germany

Canal-side buildings and a tram in Amsterdam, Netherlands

Inside a church in Paris, France

People gathered beside low buildings in Morocco

Two people carrying children on their shoulders in Dusseldorf, Germany

A gondola beside historic buildings in Venice, Italy

Two children close together in Uttar Pradesh, India

A boy in a Polo Sport sweater beside an earthen wall in Morocco

A woman carrying a large bundle on her head in a narrow passage in Morocco

Two children in the foreground of a busy narrow street in Morocco

A Dalmatian facing a spotted cow sculpture in Berlin, Germany

Cactus plants overlooking a rocky landscape in Boulder, Utah

Two women in dresses and headwraps outside a building

Two cycle rickshaws on a wet street between buildings

Street musicians playing accordion, guitar and saxophone beside a brick wall

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