jeremybrake

  All humans have a biological need to express themselves. It’s not a want, it’s an absolute need. There’s no way to get out of the fact we’re all expressing who we are through being on the street. I should note that this expression isn’t made for anyone elses entertainment. It’s a purely individual pursuit, and any comment on it will be superfluous. These are just some thoughts I had on what it’s like interacting […]

 What more do we need than a space to admire nature?  Henri Cartier-Bresson once said something along the lines of “There are so many important stories going on in the world, and Ansel Adams is photographing trees.” I think that’s an important thing to think about. We all decide what matters to us in life. We get to choose what we pay attention to. Today there are important stories going on with regards to black

How will street photography change after covid? I think people are going to look at the history of street photography a bit differently after covid. We’ll see images of crowds gathering and our entire generation will have a slight cringe, a reminder of being near people and the potential for germs and viruses to spread. Many street photographers (Gary Winogrand, Walker Evans, and Louis Faurer to name a few) made images documenting the uneasiness of