Robert Doisneau is a French photographer belonging to the genre of street photography. Life Born in Paris in 1912, he began to work in photography in 1929 working for the advertising photographer André Vigneau. In the 1930s he began his work as an industrial photographer for Renault. In the same years he photographed in the […]
The photographic genre in which the photographer captures subjects in the street during real life situations is street photography. A famous photographer in this genre is Saul Leiter. Who he is © Saul Leiter, Taxi (New York, 1957) Saul Leiter was born in Pittsburg in 1923. Because of his passion for art, Leiter moved to
Street photography belongs to the various genres of photography. The subjects appear in the photos in real and spontaneous situations in public places in street photography. And emphasises aspects of life and everyday life. What it is Street photography captures moments of everyday life so that they can stay in the memory. The aim is
Covid-19 has not stopped street photography. It restarts from the web, after a year of restrictions, during which culture and art have been put aside in a sort of forced stand-by. Photographic art has reinvented itself with streaming photo exhibits, webinars, and remote photo shoots. Among the online initiatives, the launch of a new competition
Reportage and street photography are fluid and versatile genres. They don’t have predefined times and methods but let themselves be carried away by the inspiration that everyday stories offer to the photographer. You can use many ways to express a message, a concept or the emotion of the moment. Despite the complexity from a technical
Movimento fotografico dell’attimo fuggente, della spontaneità e dell’inaspettato. Questa potrebbe essere una breve definizione di quella che viene denominata “street photography”, anche se non è così semplice individuarne una ben precisa. Per questo motivo si rende necessario porre in rilievo alcuni dei suoi punti cardine per delimitare tale genere fotografico, rintracciarne le condizioni imprescindibili. Caratteristiche
Street Photography e la filosofia del “Carpe Diem” Leggi tutto »
“I photographed the moments of your eternity, so that they wouldn’t be lost”. In 2007 John Maloof bought a warehouse at auction in Chicago. Inside he finds an old trunk with more than one hundred thousand negatives: he realizes that he has found Vivian Maier’s hidden treasure. So he decides to collect and pubblish
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Intervista a Guido Fuà sulle varie tipologie di ritratto per la rivista Progresso Fotografico. Sono particolarmente legato a quest’immagine. Anche se non sembra, è un ritratto nato dal compromesso fra un’idea creativa e i desideri dei soggetti fotografati. Era una mattina piovigginosa quando mi sono incontrato con i “Uochi Tochi”, gruppo della scena musicale underground
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Intervista a Guido Fuà per Bagzine Ecco l’intervista a Guido Fuà rilasciata a Bagzine, noto blog dedicato alla fotografia e tutto ciò che concerne il suo mondo. Buona lettura! Quando hai iniziato a fotografare e perché? Ho iniziato a fotografare nel 1975 con una Yaschica biottica 6×6 con il mirino a pozzetto. Mio padre la
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