Street Photography Resources
I've been a street photographer since 1976, when I studied with Garry Winogrand. I've compiled a short list of short lists that you might be interested in if you are a street photographer as well. Here goes!
Street Photographers I Admire
Garry Winogrand, New York, 1976. Taken during a Master Photographer
workshop with Garry that changed my life! © Mason Resnick. Gear: Canon
FTb, Vivitar 28mm lens, Kodak Tri-X film. Exposure not recorded.
Mentors and Influences
Resnicks in Photography (Not necessarily relevant to street photography, but I have to shout out to my peeps! Not sure if we're related but we share an awesome last name!)
Who are your favorites? Comment below!
Some of my favorite resources for street photography online:
IN-PUBLiC
A worldwide collective of street photographers since Y2K. From their manifesto: "[Street Photography can remind] us that, if we let it, over-familiarity can make us blind to what’s really going on in the world around us." The work is varied, but consistently outstanding.
Street Photographers
This is a group of lesser-known street shooters who come mostly from flickr. This is where you can find many up-and-coming street shooters. Self-description: "Street Photographers is an international collective of photographers, whose members carry on the long tradition of street photography. They capture un-posed moments, interpreting life around them and challenging our perceptions of the world."
Street Photography and the Law
Is street photography legal? Absolutely! Everyday Aperture offers a good. concise summary of what you can and can't do, legally, as a street photographer.
Recommend a street photography resource in the comments!
Street Photographers I Admire
Mentors and Influences
- Jeff Mermelstein
- Garry Winogrand
- Joel Meyerowitz
- Bruce Gilden
- Vivian Meier
- Henri Cartier-Bresson
- Tod Papageorge
- Tony Ray-Jones
- William Klien
- Robert Frank
- Richard Bram
- Matt Weber
Resnicks in Photography (Not necessarily relevant to street photography, but I have to shout out to my peeps! Not sure if we're related but we share an awesome last name!)
Who are your favorites? Comment below!
Some of my favorite resources for street photography online:
IN-PUBLiC
A worldwide collective of street photographers since Y2K. From their manifesto: "[Street Photography can remind] us that, if we let it, over-familiarity can make us blind to what’s really going on in the world around us." The work is varied, but consistently outstanding.
Street Photographers
This is a group of lesser-known street shooters who come mostly from flickr. This is where you can find many up-and-coming street shooters. Self-description: "Street Photographers is an international collective of photographers, whose members carry on the long tradition of street photography. They capture un-posed moments, interpreting life around them and challenging our perceptions of the world."
Street Photography and the Law
Is street photography legal? Absolutely! Everyday Aperture offers a good. concise summary of what you can and can't do, legally, as a street photographer.
Recommend a street photography resource in the comments!
- American Street Photography By Robert M Johnson -
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