Joel Meyerowitz On Street Photography
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Black & White Candid Street Photography from Lo...
Hunting for characters on the Streets of New Yo...
Sandra Roa grew up along the 7 train in Jackson Heights, Queens. When she returned to take photographs, she was drawn to los jornaleros, day laborers, who congregate on Roosevelt Avenue. She uses photographs, audio and video to document their stories.
An internet professional by day, Jake Dobkin's alter ego on nights and weekends is Blue Jake, a photoblogger whose work chronicles the changing face of New York City.
Joe Wigfall can see with his hands. Never lifting his camera to his eye, he shoots hundreds of photos during his lunch hour or walking to the train after work. A true artist, Joe brings a bit of himself into each of his photographs. He's the winner of WNYC's Street Shots Challenge.
N. Corren Conway says she's not famous...yet. Living in Clinton Hill, Corren takes a camera with her everywhere she goes. She's not afraid of changing technology, currently her camera of choice is Cleopatra, her iPhone.
Sandra Roa grew up along the 7 train in Jackson Heights, Queens. When she returned to take photographs, she was drawn to los jornaleros, day laborers, who congregate on Roosevelt Avenue. She uses photographs, audio and video to document their stories.
An internet professional by day, Jake Dobkin's alter ego on nights and weekends is Blue Jake, a photoblogger whose work chronicles the changing face of New York City.
Joe Wigfall can see with his hands. Never lifting his camera to his eye, he shoots hundreds of photos during his lunch hour or walking to the train after work. A true artist, Joe brings a bit of himself into each of his photographs. He's the winner of WNYC's Street Shots Challenge.
N. Corren Conway says she's not famous...yet. Living in Clinton Hill, Corren takes a camera with her everywhere she goes. She's not afraid of changing technology, currently her camera of choice is Cleopatra, her iPhone.
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