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Street Photo Tip: Stick With an Interesting Subject

Posted on August 16, 2010 | 2 Comments
We see them a lot on the street, don’t we? Interesting subjects. Not just interesting subjects, but a continuing series of interesting moments and interactions between those interesting subjects. Normally, we take a quick photo, perhaps pausing a bit to get the right moment, and...
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An Exercise in Composition

Posted on August 13, 2010 | 3 Comments
We left Taipei by train at 7AM, arriving at the Hualien station at 10:00 and the Farglory hotel 30 minutes later. Once at the hotel, we discovered that we couldn’t check-in until after 3PM. My wife, her sister, and the kids unanimously decided to leave...
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5 Tips for Better Street Photography

Posted on August 10, 2010 | 2 Comments
A couple of weeks ago, Craig Ferguson invited me to write a guest post on his blog. It was something I felt somewhat honored to do since I both find him to be an excellent photographer and his blog to be incredibly useful. I’ve cobbled...
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Commercial Outlets for Street Photographers

Posted on September 23, 2009 | 1 Comment
Let’s face it. In the broad world of photographic pursuits, street photography isn’t renowned as a money-making endeavor. In small part, this is due to the general perception of “what is art” and, more importantly, what is “hang on your wall” art. While the fact that...
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Composition Aids: Opposites Attract

Posted on March 7, 2009 | 1 Comment
In a way, this is a continuation of the main point from my non-guide to street photography: learn how to read a room. I thought that I would write a couple of articles on the things I look for and what I pay...
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