Street Photography

582 words by 3 writers in Sète, Seville & elsewhere

plaza Refinadores

Seville — In Sevilla, last June, we had to pay attention whenever we walked under the orange trees, because fruits were falling off at any time. I wanted to take a picture of this one which fell on the street next to the gutter, when a lady crossed the street. Thanks to her, my photography of the plaza Refinadores is a small and modest tribute to the famous Willy Ronis picture of the place Vendôme in Paris...

Active Writers

City Life, Downtown, street photography

Something about being ready when the right moment comes.

by Eduardo Kolberg

Curitiba — We have a street here in my town, which is closed to cars. So only pedestrians can walk on it. Actually, it’s the main place to walk in downtown. In this street, there are a lot of clothes stores, as...

Vintage, cars, street photography

Mythology

by Philippe Castelneau

Sète — During the festival Images Singulières, held in Sète until the end of the week, a beautiful 2CV was parked in front of one of the exhibition halls. Roland Barthes, in his book ‘Mythologies’, has writ...