As my perspectives in photographs continue to change I still keep the one element that had me become the photographer I am today: Street photography... a form of photography with loose narratives and captures involving a more melodic and atmospheric perspective through pictures. I don't necessarily claim myself this kind of photographer anymore, but I still continue to use this element through the work I produce.
Much of what I capture has and continues to be inspired by great photographers of the photojournalism/documentary field as well as the fine art field. It wasn't until I stepped foot in San Francisco and met Sean Custer and Theo Slavin that helped define the outlook of my work. Today I continue to shoot this way as a reminder that I still love this kind of photography
But this entry isn't necessarily an entry about what I've been inspired by and what I've went through in this career. No.. this is an entry to showcase a modern outlook of what street photography is today. About a few months ago I read an article that Nick Turpin wrote about the culture of street photography by using the Google search generator. I was surprised to see the results of the search and it had me wondering... is this the view of street photography in the modern era? Take a look below..
