Beginning in 2013, I began to spend a lot of time photographing on a five-block street in the SoHo neighborhood of Manhattan called Greene Street.
All photos are shown in order as if you were walking down the street.
I’m sure we’ve all read enough about how the world has been changing in recent months. But unless you’re in Antarctica, you’re probably wanting to get away from the crowded areas for a while.
Capturing a great street photograph during the day is hard enough, let alone at night.
The scenes don’t slow down or stop moving, but the light can be so low that we have to compromise our camera settings and focusing can be much more difficult. This just adds another few obstacles to a genre that is already littered with obstacles to getting a great shot.
Over years of teaching, I’ve gotten a chance to review photographs by all types of photographers. While there are lots of mistakes that can be made, there are a few consistent ones that stand out the most to me.
