Snippets of Photo Info - Why Not?

Snippets of Photo Info

When it's about more than one image

In this video, Sean Tucker talks the merit of a sequence of images, a body of work vs standalone images

Why you aren't winning photography contests

In this video, Zack Arias talks about the rational of competition judging

Sorry, but Your Photography Is Not Fine Art. Here’s WhyThe words “fine art” have got to be some of the most misused and abused in photography. For a term that is pretty much meaningless, it’s quite impressive. The likes of Peter Lik definitely haven’t helped with this problem, and nor have countless print labs around the world. Let’s be clear: making something black and white does not make it fine art. Hand printing does not make it fine art. A naked body is not fine art. Fruit in a bowl is not fine art. And most of all: just because you want it to be fine art does not make it fine art. Artistic? Maybe. But it’s not fine art.

fstoppers.com article by Andy Day

It’s okay to lose interest in photographyQuite often when I’m browsing my Facebook photographic communities I see posts from people who are depressed because they have lost interest in their hobby. They usually say that they can’t work up the enthusiasm to get out there and photograph anything and that they haven’t even picked up their cameras in weeks, months or […]

DIY Photography article by Andy Hutchinson

Matt Stuart: Three F's of Street Photography — zonefocus.netWhen you are out on the streets there are a variety of different approaches that you can take to getting your shots.  I heard a talk on youtube recently that street photographer extraordinaire {and recent Magnum nominee)  Matt Stuart coined the term “the three F’s of street ph

Zonefocus.net article by Steve Dimitriadis

Is it Wrong to Photograph 'Light' in Street Photography?There is an observation about stand up comedians that once they reach a certain level of fame their material becomes less about "grounded" observations

PetaPixel article by Simon King

PetaPixel article by Simon King

www.artsy.net/article/artsy-editorial-observant-engaged-street-photographer/amp

How to Be More Observant and Engaged as a Street Photographer Artsy.net article by Jacqui Palumbo

Ted Forbes (AOP) muses about simulating film or a filmesque look

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