Next up from the SITHOM Exhibitors for 2017 is Andrew Thomas! Shot In The Heart of Melbourne is an annual street photography exhibition featuring local artists. It is an absolute must see if you love candid street images. SITHOM Exhibition details Where: Victorian Artists Society 430 Albert Street, East Melbourne VIC 3002When: Thursday, 11th – Monday, 22nd May, […]
Continue readingFeatured Street Photographer – Zoe Mongey 2.0
Zoe Mongey is one of my favourite street photographers – I have been following her for some time online, and interviewed her as part of the coverage for the 2016 SITHOM exhibition. You can read the original article here. Let’s ask her some questions about how she has continued to develop over the last couple […]
Continue readingFeatured Street Photographer – Chris Brown
Up next is Chris Brown, another photographer participating in the Shot In the Heart of Melbourne exhibition. SITHOM Exhibition details Where: Victorian Artists Society 430 Albert Street, East Melbourne VIC 3002When: Thursday, 11th – Monday, 22nd May, 2017 Weekdays: 10am – 4pm Weekends: 1pm – 4pm Why Street Photography?: I’m not sure I really know myself, but I […]
Continue readingFeatured Street Photographer – Susan Brunialti
Shot In The Heart of Melbourne is an annual street photography exhibition featuring local artists. It is an absolute must see if you love candid street images. SITHOM Exhibition details Where: Victorian Artists Society 430 Albert Street, East Melbourne VIC 3002When: Thursday, 11th – Monday, 22nd May, 2017 Weekdays: 10am – 4pm Weekends: 1pm – 4pm MSP is […]
Continue readingCall for Images for Street Photography Exhibition
The Victorian Archives Centre Gallery made contact with me asking for submissions for a street photography exhibition. Let me know if any of you decide to submit an entry! Submissions are now open for 2017 VAC Gallery photography exhibition The Victorian Archives Centre Gallery is seeking images from contemporary street photographers for a new exhibition: […]
Continue readingFeatured Street Photographer – Jackson Thomas
“I think people always get the tip of “just go shoot” or “shoot shoot shoot” but don’t actually stop to think that knowledge is power and having knowledge gives you different ideas creatively in my opinion.” My favourite quote from our next photographer, Jackson Thomas. Why Street Photography? I built a love for street photography […]
Continue readingMeetup – Come along for a light lunch and refreshments!
Melbourne Street Photography will be hosting a meetup at the Loop Rooftop bar, Saturday 19th November – 12.15pm! Why not come along – the worst thing that could happen is that you have a beer and meet some like minded peeps to talk photography, cameras, and stuff. Bring you camera, sense of humour, and sit down […]
Continue readingMeetup – Come along for a light lunch and refreshments!
Melbourne Street Photography will be hosting a meetup at the Loop Rooftop bar, Saturday 11th June – midday! Why not come along – the worst thing that could happen is that you have a beer and meet some like minded peeps to talk photography, cameras, and stuff. The last meet at Denis the Menace in […]
Continue readingFeatured Street Photographer – Hudson Hilliard
We glance at those small moments, but then they’re gone and you think nothing more of them. But when you capture them (especially with film, in my case) you get a small glimpse into someone’s norm, the routine of their life. Why Street Photography? The reason I have such a draw to street photography is […]
Continue readingFeatured Street Photographer – Joseph Chow
“I started by just shooting random things in the city. Just because. I didn’t really “know” about street photography until a few years ago when I suddenly found this stuff on the “internet”. Now I’m engrossed in it.” Joseph Chow is our next featured street photographer. Let’s hear what he has to say! Why Street […]
Continue readingFeatured Street Photographer – Mathew Mangnall
Mathew is a passionate monochromatic photographer, capturing images of Sydney on his way to and from graveyard shift work. Mathew is passionate about promoting his love of street photography on his web and facebook sites. Why Street Photography I struggled for a long time with what style of photography to start with. I had my mind […]
Continue readingFeatured Street Photographer – Joe Jongue
“Best of all, [Street Photography] starts the moment you step out the front door…” My favourite quote from our next photographer, Joe Jongue. Why Street Photography? Street Photography to me is the capture of humanity and culture in its rawest form. It is unique in that no two shots will ever be the same, so every […]
Continue readingFeatured Street Photographer – Mike Reed
Why Street Photography? As a kid I always loved to wander with foot and mind, the back streets, lanes and places. My father was a kind of ‘rag and bone’ man. Thus I am a flâneur, a collector of junk, detritus, books, photographs. A camera was something I could use easily use and carry as […]
Continue readingMeeting Other Photographers
Need some inspiration or want to learn some new approaches to your photography? Then meet with a few peeps for coffee or a beer! It has been some time since I actually sat down with people who share a passion for street photography. Emailing and participating online is just not the same as actually sitting […]
Continue readingFeatured Street Photographer – Peter Waters
Peter on his Leica : “In camera speak it says “I’m the camera of Cartier-Bresson, Eggleston, Winogrand, Capa, Arbus and built to take photos of significance – make it meaningful and don’t f*** it up”. Welcome to another jam packed edition of MSP’s “Featured Street Photographer”. Hmmm, maybe I need a more catchy title for the series? […]
Continue readingFeatured Street Photographer – Steele McWilliams
Next up is Steele McWilliams, a Melbourne based photographer focused on still life photography and documenting the everyday occurrences of life… Steele has great taste in cameras and beer. How about his images? Why Street Photography? It’s a thrill going out and not knowing what I might capture. I could go out and capture the fast paced […]
Continue readingFeatured Street Photographer – Nathan Larkin
You can find Nathan on the interwebs here : http://nathan-larkin.format.com/home Why Street Photography? I love the street.. I can tell the story I see, or I can make up something over the course of a day or so. I walk around in my own little world thinking about the stories people may or may not […]
Continue readingFeatured Street Photographer – Ashley Linford
Ashley is a bit of world traveller, currently based in Sydney. You can find Ashley on the interwebs here : Twitter – @adlstreettog Flickr – ashley linford Instagram – @goingeast365 Website – http://www.ashleylinfordstreetphotography.wordpress.com Why Street Photography? Street photography kind of just happened for me to be honest, I would scan through my images after a […]
Continue readingFeatured Street Photographer – Cameron Hart
Next up is Cameron Hart. You can find Cameron on the interwebs here: http://www.cdhphotography.com/cdh-photography-melbourne-galleries/street-photography https://www.facebook.com/cameronhartphotographer/ https://www.instagram.com/cdhphotographymelb/ Why Street Photography? For me the most enjoyable part of photography is capturing a moment in time. Living in the middle of the city as I do means there are countless moments in time worth capturing, and being interested […]
Continue readingFeatured Street Photographer – Ed Worthington
Welcome to the first of a new series of featured Street Photographers. First up is Ed Worthington – a street photographer with Sideshow Bob feet… Why Street Photography? I wrote a blog entry about this not too long ago and the two main points I made were to do with the human condition itself and […]
Continue readingXmas Drinks
Hey Hey. I will be sitting at The Corner Hotel in Richmond, upstairs in the beer garden this Saturday from 2pm to approx 5pm. Come along if you are free… https://www.facebook.com/events/960395690683913/
Continue readingFeatured Street Photographer #5 – Michael Zikaras
Michael has a very distinctive style, featuring strong use of colours, combined with light and shade. Many street photographers tend towards featuring black and white monochromatic images. Michael is the exception to the rule. His images make me want to pick up a roll of soon – to – expire Portra 400 and get out […]
Continue readingFeatured Street Photographer #4 – Cameron Delaney
Highlighting the work of some other Aussie Street Photographers has been a blast. Cameron Delaney is the latest to share his work with Melbourne Street Photography. Cameron is based in the Byron Shire, New South Wales, about 50 kms south from the Queensland border. A tough place to be a street photographer… Limited locations! You can […]
Continue readingFeatured Street Photographer #3 – Carmelina Pascoe
Next up is Carmelina Pascoe, a talented Melbourne based photographer who is also about to spend some serious time in a very photogenic New York City. Can’t wait to see what she shoots there! Carmelina’s site and instagram feed are all exceptionally well curated, which makes them exciting and inspiring to visit. Carmelina is on the interwebs […]
Continue readingFeatured Street Photographer #2 – Sean Breadsell
Sean has a very well curated site where he posts his best images. There is very little image clutter due to loving all his creative “children” equally. Having the decisive mindset to pick only your very best images from each shoot is something to aspire to. Forced choice is often my go to tool – one […]
Continue readingFeatured Street Photographer #1 – Ed Fetahovic
What a great place to start with featuring other Street Photographers! Ed is a Perth based SP focusing heavily on his passion for black and white photography. His website, Monochrome View offers a great mix of all kinds of information and thoughts. http://www.monochromview.blogspot.com.au/ Ed approaches his creative growth in a mindful way, ensuring he is […]
Continue readingSITHOM Exhibition – An Interview with Zoë Mongey
Why Street Photography? “I love that Street photography captures a moment in time that will never happen again. An expression, an emotion, a moment in history. We don’t think of our lives day to day being history but that’s what street photography captures – a moment in history…” What do you shoot with? “I use […]
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