StreetSnappers - The Street Photography Podcast
The Street Photography Podcast with Brian Lloyd Duckett of StreetSnappers.
Episodes will feature interviews, tips, techniques, Q&A, book reviews, just a little gear talk and news, developments and insights from the world of documentary and street photography.
Please see my website: https://www.streetsnappers.com
StreetSnappers - The Street Photography Podcast
Latest Episodes
Flash for street photography, Fujifilm vs Leica, Letizia Battaglia's book and the Olympus OM1
We start with a relatable photographer’s dilemma: packing for a proper holiday in Italy and choosing between cameras when street photography is not meant to be the main agenda. That leads into the bigger question underneath it all: how do we sh...
Making money from street photography, shooting in Shoreditch, Meta specs and Part 2 of the Comfort-Stretch-Panic approach
Most street photographers don’t need more courage, more kit, or a more exotic destination. We need a smarter way to grow on purpose. I take the comfort stretch panic model (a simple framework used in training environments) and translate it into...
Street portraits, the best lens for street, using a Rolleiflex and YouTube again
One tiny choice can change your entire street photography: which focal length you commit to when you walk out the door. I tackle a listener’s question about 35mm, 50mm and 85mm (plus where 28mm and 90mm fit in), and I explain why I usually reac...
Street photography zines, buying used gear from Japan, YouTube channels for street and the Nikon F2
Street photography can feel like a never-ending hunt for isolated 'keepers' until you put your images next to each other and realise what they are actually saying. That’s where zines come in, and we make a direct, practical case for why every s...
Growth Happens In The Stretch Zone!
Street photography is meant to feel alive, but online it can turn into constant arguments about who’s doing it “properly”. Think of the StreetSnappers podcast as a virtual pub instead: honest chat, no sniping, and enough practical detail that y...
Fan Mail
Hi Brian The length of the podcast at 25 to 30 minutes is good for a one listen, 40 minutes is too long for one sitting IMO. Content is great, perhaps a regular beer review would be something!😋 Yours Chris Bowles
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
