Anders Petersen: Intimacy, Tri-X, and the Contax T3

This article contains sponsored links, I might earn a commission at no extra cost to you. Introduction Anders Petersen (b. 1944, Stockholm) is one of the most influential European documentary photographers of the past sixty years. His name is insep…

Sébastien Hirsch: Light, Lines and the Fleeting Instant

by Jerome D. Introduction Sébastien Hirsch is a French street photographer based in the Paris region — a PE teacher by profession, a registered auteur-photographe by status, and a member of the Street Photography France (SPF) collective. His work…

Gus Powell: The Smallest of Gestures

by Jerome D. Introduction Gus Powell (b. 1974) is a New York-based street photographer, educator, and regular contributor to The New Yorker whose work occupies a specific and quietly distinctive position in American street photography: colour, dea…

Mark Cohen: Close Enough to Be Arrested

by Jerome D. Introduction Mark Cohen (b. 24 August 1943, Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania) is one of the most radical street photographers in American history — a photographer who spent over thirty years shooting a small industrial city in northeastern Pen…

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