Landscape of Colorado mountains during fall by photographer Brian Lynch.

Brian Lynch Photographer Interview

In this candid interview, I reconnect with my friend and former high school classmate and landscape photographer, Brian Lynch. Brian shares his journey from getting a taste of photography in our high school class in Kansas to capturing the vistas of Colorado where he lives now. We get into Brian’s artistic evolution, exploring how his…

Image of a 40mm equivalent focal length lens next to a 50mm lens.
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40mm Vs. 50mm Street Photography: Is There A Winner?

If you’re a street photographer, you know the importance of choosing the right lens for capturing the perfect shot. But when it comes to 40mm vs. 50mm lenses, how do you decide which one is right for you? While the two focal lengths are certainly similar for street photography, there are subtle differences that can…

A side by side comparison of a 28mm equivalent lens and a 40mm equivalent lens.
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28mm Vs. 40mm Lens Comparison for Street Photography

28mm and 40mm lenses are both very viable focal lengths for street photography. I’ve used both enough to know their strengths and weaknesses. Each lens brings a unique perspective to the table. The 28mm immerses viewers in the scene, but requires getting close, making candid shots trickier. The 40mm provides a bit more distance, allowing…

Man walking across street past an orange fire hydrant. In the foreground, there's a dark gray car.
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40mm Street Photography: There’s a Lot to Like

When I first swapped my usual 35mm lens for a 40mm focal length lens, I was certainly intrigued. It’s compact and lightweight, making it great for the long walks I take doing street photography. The image quality is impressively sharp with minimal distortion. Despite being a bit tighter in small spaces compared to a 35mm,…

Black cameras on a gray background.
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Best Street Photography Cameras: My 8 Top Picks

These days, there are a ton of cameras capable of producing great street photographs. I’ve compiled the best cameras for street photography here without regard to price, but I’ve included some budget options as well. There really is no best street photography camera because everyone has there own preferences and style, but I’ve done my…

Collection of the best lenses for street photography, with lenses from Leica, Fujifilm, Sony, Nikon, Panasonic, and Hasselblad.
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Best Lenses for Street Photography: My 9 Top Picks

The best street photography lenses allow you to move quickly, remain unnoticed, and get images with good image quality. A lens won’t make you a better photographer, but it will have an effect on the quality of your experience and the look of your photos. So I don’t think it’s good to obsess over street…

A man riding a horse in a desert in Dubai.

Laurence Norah Interview

Laurence Norah is an accomplished travel photographer known for his stunning landscapes and authentic approach to photography. From his early days developing film in a darkroom to his current digital adventures, Laurence’s passion for capturing the natural wonders of the world shines through. He shares his influences, tips for photographing while traveling, and the evolution…

A man wearing a backpack riding on a bike in front of an old building with a gate.

Exclusive Interview With Travel Photographer Kirsten Alana

Step into the world of Kirsten Alana, a photographer whose passion and purpose is capturing the beauty of travel. Inspired by her love for storytelling and fueled by a deep-rooted fascination with travel, Kirsten’s lens has taken her on extraordinary adventures around the globe. Her photography reflects a unique blend of observation and appreciation for…

A before and after image where the sky was replaced using Luminar Neo and their logo.
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Skylum Luminar Neo Review

I’ve been a photographer for over ten years now, so I had heard of Skylum’s Luminar photo editing apps, but had never tried it until recently. Like many other photographers, I started out editing my photos using Lightroom and, more recently, Capture One. I’m primarily a street photographer and for that I don’t do any…

Reflections of women in a window.

Mary Carron Interview

In this interview, Mary Carron, an avid photographer, shares her journey from early fascination with photography to rekindling her passion for it after an absence from the craft. Mary specializes considers herself an outdoor photographer, but she also does street photography and documents public places, drawing inspiration from renowned photographers like Fan Ho and Vivian…

Two boys jumping off a platform into water.

An Exclusive Interview with Valérie Jardin

Valérie Jardin is a self-taught photographer with a passion for street photography that shines through in her captivating images. Her minimalist style, focus on light and shadows, and ability to capture fleeting moments make her work stand out. But what inspires and motivates her to create? What makes a street photograph truly compelling? And how…

People waiting for a subway train.

Martin U Waltz Interview

Martin U Waltz is a photographer, writer, and educator based in Berlin, Germany. He has written and co-authored several books on street photography and published many articles on street photography. He is a passionate photography teacher and offers photography coaching and photography workshops in Berlin. His work has been shown at exhibitions in Germany and…

A train conductor looking out of window and passengers.

Lukasz Palka Interview

Lukasz Palka is an exceptional photographer based in Tokyo whose art reflects his unique perspective on life. Lukasz’s work is the culmination of rigorous exploration and visual discovery, as he seeks to capture the beauty in the mundane and the extraordinary in the everyday. His lens takes us on a journey through the bustling streets…

Brunette Mexican woman walking down a sidewalk wearing a red devil costume

Alex Coghe Interview

Alex Coghe, a street photographer, has a unique perspective on photography that comes from his life experiences. He is self-taught, and his journey to becoming a professional photographer was anarchic, with a lot of experimentation and frustration, but also a lot of satisfaction. Coghe’s work is a total reflection of his life, and his photographs…