Send us a text In-Depth with Toby Binder: Life & Lens of a Documentary Photographer Welcome to Meet the Streets, the go-to podcast for street and documentary photography enthusiasts. In this episode, we dive deep with Toby Binder, a remarkable documentary photographer based in Germany. Toby shares insights on his long-term project in Northern Ireland, documenting the impact of Brexit and the enduring divide between communities. We also explore his work in Germany during COVID-19, highlig...

Send us a text In this episode of Meet the Streets, join me as I explore New York City through the eyes of Stephen Yang, a freelance photographer. From literature student to acclaimed photojournalist, Stephen shares his journey, the challenges of blending news with street photography, and the art of capturing candid moments. We discuss his shift from full-frame to Fuji crop frame cameras, the poetic shift in perspective with age, and the rich diversity of New York's streets and subway scenes....

Send us a text Welcome to the latest episode of 'Meet the Streets,' where we continue our conversation with the renowned photographer Richard Koek. In this engaging episode, Richard shares his unique experiences capturing the essence of Tokyo for his book 'Tokyo, Tokyo.' From the challenges posed by the vast urban landscape to the impact of COVID-19 on his project, Richard's storytelling offers deep insights into his creative process. He discusses his adventures photographing the bustling Shi...

Send us a text Richard Koek: Capturing the Essence of New York Through Photography In this episode of Meet the Streets, we explore the life and work of Dutch photographer Richard Koek, who moved to New York City in 2000. Richard shares his journey from assisting other photographers to establishing his own career in street and documentary photography. He discusses the compositional and poetic aspects of his work, the importance of depicting personal stories, and the ethical considerations in ...

Send us a text How does AI really impact the creative community, and are your original works safe? Join us as we explore whether AI-generated content genuinely threatens to steal your creative thunder or if it simply mirrors the human process of drawing inspiration. Using the landmark Lynn Goldsmith vs. Andy Warhol Foundation case, we’ll dispel fears by outlining the legal protections in place to combat direct plagiarism—all while equating AI's methods to traditional forms of human creativity...

Send us a text Meet the Streets Podcast - Season 2, Episode 1: Featuring Geert Verstrepen In the premiere episode of the new season of 'Meet the Streets,' Keith welcomes Belgian street and documentary photographer Geert Verstrepen. Known for his evocative black-and-white photography, Geert discusses his journey from a passionate hobbyist since 2007 to a noted photographer whose work strides both street and documentary styles. He shares stories behind his stunning photos, his inspirations, in...

Send us a text In this episode of 'Meet the Streets,' host Keith interviews Richard Sharum, a documentary photographer from Texas. This part one of a two-part series covers Sharum's origins in photography, his inspiration, and his acclaimed book 'Campesino Cuba.' Sharum discusses his unique approach to capturing socially conscious stories, his photographic journey, mentorship experiences with notable figures, and shares valuable advice for aspiring photographers. Keith and Sharum delve into t...

Send us a text Behind the Lens: Chaz Niell's Photographic Journey In this episode of 'Meet the Streets,' host Keith sits down with Chaz Niell, a street and documentary photographer from Washington, D.C. Chaz shares his progression in photography, from starting out with a Minolta 201 to studying at the Art Institute of Pittsburgh, becoming a freelance photographer, and his passion for street photography with Leica gear. They discuss his work covering various events—from sports to politics—and...

Send us a text In the fifth edition of Meet the Streets, a podcast dedicated to street photography, Keith interviews Payman Hazheer, a renowned street photographer based in Stockholm, Sweden. Payman shares insights into his journey from Iran to Sweden, his exploration of journalism in Washington, D.C., and how he developed his passion for street photography. The conversation delves into his transition from digital to film photography, the challenges and rewards of the medium, and the stories ...

Send us a text Street Photography with Daniel Dunlap In this episode of 'Meet the Streets', host Keith Pitts talks with Toronto-based street photographer Daniel Dunlap to explore his evolution from capturing skateboarding scenes to documenting street life. The discussion delves into the spontaneous nature of street photography, the essence of capturing genuine moments, and the impact of technology and social media on the art form. Daniel shares his techniques, favorite gear, and the philosop...

Send us a text Meet the Streets: A Conversation with Photographer Leigh Anne Edmonds In this episode of 'Meet the Streets,' we meet Leanne Edmonds, a street photographer from Alabama. Leanne discusses her journey in photography, her preference for shooting black-and-white film, and her experiences documenting the deep South's small towns. She shares stories behind her compelling images, why she enjoys using vintage cameras, and how her upbringing and local surroundings influence her work. Le...

Send us a text My zoom interview with Adria Ellis, a fabulous street photographer currently living in Brooklyn. You'll see and hear why I say currently. We talk about her beautiful photography in Cuba, her photography education, her love of travel, and the surprising camera she uses to get all of her incredible photos. Plus a lot more. After this, you will feel you've known her for years. Thank you for listening! If you want to see the video, go to my youtube channel street photography ...

Send us a text • The inaugural episode of "Meet the Streets," a podcast about street photography. • The guest is Amy Horowitz, a street portrait photographer based in New York City. • Amy discusses her project "Don't Smile," where she photographs young people on the cusp of adulthood. • She explains her approach to photography, including capturing more than just portraits to keep the content diverse. • Amy talks about finding interesting subjects in areas like the village and Washington...