Welcome to Inside Street Photography!
I like to create context in my photos and be able to say, hey, this is Maurice. He's been on the streets of Boston for five years and talk about his story, which to me is important. It's linking the image with the story for the sake of having the people who are looking at my photos understand our world a bit better
Chelsea Hanawalt
@allowthesun · 0:58
Hi. I love street photography. I live in New York City, and when I first moved, I was taking pictures all the time. So much to see and just wanting to capture those moments. I really like your theme of just capturing humanity or your searched for our humanity. I think that the use of photography is so powerful. I'm not a photographer, but I love taking pictures, and I love making collages or I'll put pictures together and make a little video with pictures and yeah
Deborah Pardes
@DBPardes · 0:56
Jay Tobiasin is one that's kind of catching himself on a road trip. I just tagged him here as well. Super excited that you're here, and I love your in depth analysis, sort of, and how close you are to the reverence of this and the respect of this. It's a complicated conversation also when you capture people, some of whom are going through dire straight. So it's that balance. Thank you so much for being here
It's not just about the photograph. It's not just about the art of it. It really comes down to the humanity. So Allow The Sun my apologies again for responding so incredibly late. But we're going to carry through with this, and I commit to making this a big part of the inside street photography project. So thank you and hope to hear from you again. I'll be back. Bye