James Choi: What Street Photographers Can Learn from an Independent Filmmaker
What can street photographers learn from an independent filmmaker? Quite a lot, it turns out. In this episode of the Street Photography Maga...
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20 of 234 episodesKantaya New on Balancing Street & Conceptual Photography
Watch on YouTube This month’s podcast guest might surprise you. Most street photographers thrive on unpredictability. They head out wi...
Sandra Cattaneo Adorno: You Have More Potential Than You Think
When Sandra Catanio Adorno picked up a camera for the first time, she was 60 years old. She had no photography background, no formal trainin...
The Making of a Photo Book Course
Creating a photo book taught us far more than we ever expected. Creating a course about it taught us even more. In this episode, Bob Patters...
Three Cities, Three Perspectives, One Creative Collaboration
In this episode of the Street Photography Magazine Podcast, Bob Patterson and Ashley Riffo sit down with the photographers behind Three Citi...
Why Photography Festivals Matter
In this special episode, Ashley Riffo explores that question by speaking with photographers who attended four very different events: Dublin...
Stories Beyond the Headlines with Nagamitsu Endo
Documentary photographer and filmmaker Nagamitsu Endo joins us to talk about storytelling, street photography, and the patience required to...
Michael O. Snyder: Why This? Why Now? Why You?
In this episode of the Street Photography Magazine podcast, Bob Patterson talks with documentary photographer, educator, and National Geogra...
Kai Diaz: Wired to Document
Listening to Bethany Jacobson talk about NYC in the 80s in our last episode was absolutely fascinating, but it was an unfamiliar world for m...
Inside the 1980s NYC Art Scene with Bethany Jacobson
In this episode of the Street Photography Magazine podcast, Bob Patterson and Ashley Riffo sit down with photographer, filmmaker, and educat...
The Raw Society’s Jorge Delgado-Ureña on Why Intention Matters
Several months ago, after an editorial meeting with Bob, which was packed with beautiful and meaningful projects, I admitted that I often fe...
Doug Bruns on Dry Spells, Discipline, and the Long Game
In this episode of the Street Photography Magazine podcast, Bob and I had the chance to sit down with photographer Doug Bruns. And the conve...
Beautifully Ordinary Street Stories with Carmina Ripolles
Street photography often begins with curiosity. For Carmina Ripolles, it also began with a moment in life when creativity became a necessity...
Collecting Moments with Michael Eugster
In this episode of the Street Photography Magazine podcast, Bob Patterson sits down with Swiss photographer Michael Eugster. Though relative...
Improvisation in Street Photography with Xiomaro
In this episode, Bob and I had the chance to talk with photographer Xiomaro about a creative path that definitely didn’t start with photogra...
A New Chapter for Street Photography Magazine
In the latest episode of the Street Photography Magazine Podcast , Bob Patterson shares an important update about the future of the magazine...
Spontaneity and Story with Street Photographer James Hazelwood
James Hazelwood is a Rhode Island-based photographer who recently embraced retirement as an opportunity to pursue photography full-time. Sin...
Matt Jerrams on Building Recognition Through Consistent Work
Gear discussion alert! While we rarely discuss camera gear on this show, I made an exception with Matt because…well because it’s...
2025 Favorite Images
Watch The Video on YouTube Each year, we publish hundreds of street and documentary photographs in Street Photography Magazine . Some hit ri...
When Photography Inspires Fiction with Sharon LaCour
Sharon LaCour is a pianist, piano teacher, and author living in Lafayette, Louisiana. After growing up in New Orleans in a Cajun family and...