
an interview by Alessandro Falchi
Which is your approach to people when you photograph them in the street?
Above all, the most important thing for me is to capture the energy of a town. What interests me with street photography are the minute details. The details that tell a story or capture an emotion. This can be by a small gesture, an expression, a particular movement or a symbolic attitude.

This interview has been published on Hyde Park Photography magazine but also on The Leica Camera Blog. I want to propose it again for the great series of interviews with contemporary street photographers .
Written by Alex Coghe

In the previous post we talked about eye contact, but also of the opposite approach and the importance of becoming invisible. Being invisible, indeed, is one the requested skills to a street photographer to getting powerful street photographs. Being invisible necessarily passes through an expert knowledge of body language. With this post I wanna share some tip with you.
Written by Alex Coghe Wednesday, 14 December 2011 22:30

THE STREET PHOTOGRAPHY AWARDS
International Award 2012
The International Street Photography Award is looking for exceptional international photographers who display a unique style and depth of work in the genre of street photography. The genre crosses over into portraiture, documentary and art photography (see the 2011 finalists for inspiration and a guide to what defines street photography).
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