The 25 best of urban decay

I’ve got a guilty pleasure which I’d like to share with you guys – I love urban decay photography; I can spend hours on end browsing Flickr galleries tagged with Urban Decay… Brilliant stuff. I was talking about this particular style/subgenre of photography with my good friend Dave Feltenberger a few months ago, and he [...] Read the rest of The 25 best of urban decay

The return of street photography

You’re a keen photographer, and you find yourself in a city where the world’s biggest art festival sneaks up on you. It’d be rude not to do anything, really… But what? Katie Cooke, a long-term friend of mine, who might be more known in the photography world as the queen of pinhole photography, decided to set [...] Read the rest of The return of street photography

Dogma photography

As a kinda-sorta follow-up from my most recent critique, where several of the commenters mentioned that they felt that their photography got better when they imposed rules on themselves, I started thinking: Which other constraints can you put on photography? First of all — why? Well, in a machoistic kind of way, making rules about the [...] Read the rest of Dogma photography

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