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Discover street and documentary photographers who share their practice and ethics.
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Eric Kim Street Photography
The blog of Eric Kim, a street photographer who writes about photography technique, philosophy and practice. Useful for beginners looking for frequent, opinionated street photography writing.
Why it is here: Frequent writing on shooting in the street, from technique to mindset.
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Burn Magazine
An online feature curated by photographer David Alan Harvey that showcases emerging photographers from around the world. Useful for viewers interested in documentary photography.
Why it is here: Documentary and street projects by emerging photographers, curated by a Magnum photographer.
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StreetShootr
A site with street photography news, reviews and inspiration. Useful for photographers following gear and work in the genre.
Why it is here: Street photography news, reviews and inspiration gathered in one place.
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Martin U Waltz
The blog of Martin U Waltz, a Berlin-based photographer, with street photography tips and camera reviews. Useful for photographers learning to shoot in cities.
Why it is here: Camera reviews and street shooting tips from a Berlin photographer.
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Oliver Krumes
A street photography blog from Oliver Krumes, a Berlin photographer, with advice on focal lengths and mastering techniques, and workshop news. Useful for photographers working to improve street technique.
Why it is here: Advice and workshop notes on street technique, including focal length choices.
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StreetPhotography.com
A street photography site publishing articles and inspiration on the genre. Useful for photographers who want ideas and discussions about shooting in public places.
Why it is here: Articles and inspiration dedicated to street photography.
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The Inspired Eye
A street photography blog from The Inspired Eye, a photography publication that posts articles and interviews on shooting in the streets. Useful for photographers who want ideas and examples.
Why it is here: A dedicated street photography section with articles aimed at improving how you shoot.
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Yanidel Street Photography
The blog of Yanidel, a street photographer who posts street work and notes on shooting. Useful for photographers interested in a personal approach to urban images.
Why it is here: Personal street photography and notes on the practice.
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Linda Wisdom Street Photography Blog page
The blog of Linda Wisdom, a London photographer sharing street, travel and urban photography along with workshop news. Useful for photographers interested in London street work.
Why it is here: London street photography and workshop news from a working photographer.
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Michael Kowalczyk Photography
A photography journal by Michael Kowalczyk with text posts including how-tos, lists, interviews and gear reviews. Useful for street and documentary photographers looking for practical write-ups.
Why it is here: Practical how-tos and interviews from a photographer working in street and documentary styles.
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Simply Oxford photoblog
A photo blog by Nasir Hamid featuring street portraits and scenes of people and places in Oxford. Useful for seeing a personal, place-based approach to street photography.
Why it is here: Street portraits and place-based documentary photography by one photographer.
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