Archive for October, 2012

© Street Photography by Sagi Kortler

© Street Photography by Sagi Kortler

I am delighted to announce that Street Gang Photos will take part of the 2012 Miami Street Photography Festival. If you are in the area then stop by and check out our exhibition.

Street Gang are:

Felix Lupa
© Felix Lupa

© Felix Lupa

Alex Levac
© Alex Levac

© Alex Levac

Sagi Kortler
© Sagi Kortler

© Sagi Kortler

Eyal Binehaker
© Eyal Binehaker

© Eyal Binehaker

Mary Cimetta
© Mary Cimetta

© Mary Cimetta

Seamus Travers
© Seamus Travers

© Seamus Travers

© Street Photography by Sagi Kortler

© Street Photography by Sagi Kortler

© Street Photography By Sagi Kortler

© Street Photography By Sagi Kortler

© Street Photography By Sagi Kortler

© Street Photography By Sagi Kortler

© Street Photography By Sagi Kortler

© Street Photography By Sagi Kortler

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© Street Photography by Sagi Kortler

© Street Photography by Sagi Kortler

© Street Photography by Sagi Kortler

© Street Photography by Sagi Kortler

© Street Photography by Sagi Kortler

© Street Photography by Sagi Kortler

Last week we (Street Gang Photos) hosted iN-PUBLIC photographer Richard Bram for an intense one-day workshop.

One of the drills Richard gave the students was to stand for one hour at a street corner, working only the corner and not wandering around.

Although I came along for documenting the workshop for our Facebook page, this drill intrigued me as I usually lack the patience to stand in one place and I’m always on the move. I think that my lack of patience is mostly due to the fact that most of the time such approach is required when working on juxtapositions using signs which is a bit of a cliché…

I decided to pick up the challenge and stand in one place for an hour but instead of looking for the cliché juxtapositions, I was focusing on the small gestures of humanity as I usually like to capture while wandering the streets but this time without moving of course.

So here is my catch from one hour – 60 minutes on the street corner