People in public photography

Sweet sleep. Too many of us don't get enough of it. There just aren't enough hours in the day to do all the things we need to do, some of the things we like to do, and still get adequate sleep. So it should come as no surprise to see people trying to reclaim some of their lost sleep in all manner of public places -- even while on the job. While rarely surprising, such sightings are always amusing and, for some of us, entirely relatable. If, by the time you reach the end of this collection of…

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Perception is reality until proven otherwise. But our perception may change in an instant depending on exactly how much we know.

Street photography of people in Germany Bremen

Sno Cone ©Richard Bram When I got the announcement for drkrm‘s recently opened exhibition: Common Ground: New American Street Photography, curated by Stephen McLaren and featuring the work of 5 photographers that I admire greatly, needless to say I was more than a little bit excited. These American photographers are changing the nature of street photography and giving us yet another way

Street photography is the study of the human condition, relying heavily on making candid photos of people in public places.

Take a picture, go to jail. It may seem absurd, but since 2005 that scenario or something like it was playing out with surprising regularity on public streets in Britain, where draconian anti-terror legislation declared photographers “suspicious” merely for carrying camera equipment. At its height, a tweed-wearing photographer was branded a terrorist by a London Tube […]