Street Photography- Lartigue’s photos are made for the Insta generation - The Spectator July 11, 2026
- 15 Years of Street Photography: What Camera Choice Really Means - Fstoppers July 11, 2026
- The Female Gaze: Scarlett Freund—A Designer Eyes the Streets - Lenscratch July 11, 2026
- We Need Street Photography Now More Than Ever - PetaPixel July 11, 2026
- “Anino’t Sinag” celebrates Baguio street photography - North Luzon Monitor July 11, 2026
- The Budget Leica That Street Photographers Are Still Swearing By - thephoblographer.com July 9, 2026
- Vivian Maier, the mysterious housekeeper turned photographer - Numéro Magazine July 9, 2026
- Atmospheric Scenes and Layered Interpretations Top the 2026 Hasselblad Masters Contest - thisiscolossal.com July 8, 2026
- The 7 Best 35mm Lenses for Street Photographers - thephoblographer.com July 6, 2026
- Street photography, Gen Z dances turn Nairobi's streets into a tourist attraction - Citizen Digital July 5, 2026
- Shooting Street Photography in Heavy Rain - Fstoppers July 2, 2026
- The mat never folds - Inside Indonesia July 2, 2026
- 365 Days Of Street Photography Knowledge (In 10 Minutes) Piacenza (gcF9416gYi) - Mshale June 30, 2026
- 'Scarborough still has that mix of faded glory' - BBC June 29, 2026
- The Best Street Photography Cameras Older Than 10 Years - thephoblographer.com June 24, 2026
- Street photography or voyeurism? The case of photos of women without consent - nss G-Club June 22, 2026
- Tokyo Streets X - Time Out Worldwide June 21, 2026
- I’m a professional street photographer and I think viewfinders are limiting and overrated - Amateur Photographer June 21, 2026
- The Exact Zone Focusing Settings a Street Photographer Uses for Four Lenses - Fstoppers June 20, 2026
- Zooming in on the Dutch street photographer Ed van der Elsken - The Art Newspaper June 19, 2026
- Documentary Photography
- Rineke Dijkstra and the long view of her photographic series - ad-hoc-news.de July 11, 2026
- 15 Years of Street Photography: What Camera Choice Really Means - Fstoppers July 11, 2026
- The world's best documentary photography exhibition returns to London this summer - and we have a special discount on tickets! - Amateur Photographer July 8, 2026
- Jeff Wall: Canadian Artist's Near-Documentary Photography - Monocle July 4, 2026
- Tailored Modern Menswear - Trend Hunter June 27, 2026
- Andhra photographer’s global honour shines light on India’s documentary tradition - The Hindu June 18, 2026
- Best cameras for photojournalism and documentary in 2026 - Amateur Photographer June 10, 2026
- CRITICAE 2025/26 Alumni On The Online Documentary Photography Masterclass - PhMuseum May 25, 2026
- Brave New Visions: Creativity as Rebellion. A Global Open Call by PhotoVogue - Vogue May 14, 2026
- Sony World Competition: Photography capturing the spectrum of human experiences and cultures - Daily Maverick May 13, 2026
- Best photography exhibitions to see in 2026 - Amateur Photographer May 12, 2026
- Social Documentary Network Zeke award 2026 winners – in pictures - The Guardian May 11, 2026
- The Power of Almost Nothing: Why the Square Frame Changes Everything in Street Photography - Fstoppers May 9, 2026
- Why Your Camera Choice Is Killing Your Storytelling - Fstoppers May 4, 2026
- How 28mm, 35mm, and 50mm Defined Urban Photography - Fstoppers April 28, 2026
- Tokyo Streets X is back with a mashup of street photography, art and music you won’t want to miss - Time Out Worldwide April 23, 2026
- Photographer Treated Heineken’s New Ad Campaign Like a Documentary Photo Project - PetaPixel April 13, 2026
- ‘Documentary photography’ replaces advertising in Heineken campaign for Amstel – video - Global Drinks Intel April 13, 2026
- The best documentary photography and photojournalism revealed by World Press Photo - Amateur Photographer April 10, 2026
- Amstel Captures Real Friendship in 'Shot Without Permission' Documentary Photography Project - Little Black Book | LBBOnline April 9, 2026
Category Archives: Robert’s posts
Talisman
The Paper Hound is “a new, used, and rare book store” on Pender Street in downtown Vancouver. “We don’t specialize in one particular kind of book, but we favour the classic, curious, odd, beautiful, visually arresting, scholarly, bizarre, and whimsical.” … Continue reading
Good timing
University of Washington professor Kate Starbird and several of her colleagues just published “Repeat Spreaders & Election Delegitimization,” featuring an analysis of their 2020 Election Misinformation dataset, “including 307 false, misleading, exaggerated and/or unsubstantiated claims that sowed doubt in [the … Continue reading
Stanford University’s “Writing Matters”
My former haunt, Stanford University’s Program in Writing and Rhetoric, has taken down its old Resources page. Happily, though, you can still find online its wonderful “Writing Matters” series, interviews with Stanford professors and students describing “writing’s connection with academic … Continue reading
What could go wrong?
No Contest friend Chester Wisniewski provides the clearest précis I’ve read regarding the extravagant promises made on behalf of “decentralized blockchains,” in The Gospel of Crypto: A Solution in Search of a Problem. It’s concise, illuminating, and persuasive.
Prime Yourself
There needs to be two of you: you and “you prime.” The latter is an heuristic entity brought into being by you for the purpose of protecting and orienting you. Your “you prime” makes the hard decisions – saying no to … Continue reading
I’m keeping in abeyance any decision I might make on maintaining my presence on Twitter. I’ve been tweeting away since 2008, though I have never been especially prolific. (That said, this platform completely redefined “prolific”!) The place had a few … Continue reading
Better
When I finally consented, two decades ago, to using the necessary phrase “passive aggressive,” I felt awful, and beaten, like I had fallen off the wagon. But I am clean again! A dear friend employed the phrase defensive envenomater this … Continue reading
Not included.
Sometimes you have to read a story two or three times to make sure you’re reading it right. As in: A PhD candidate is hoping the University of Alberta changes its practice on publishing theses after hers was rejected for spelling her [Urdu] … Continue reading
Information warfare
Chester Wisniewski, longtime friend of this blog and principal research scientist at Sophos, has been studying Russian cyber aggression for a very long time. In a new piece he describes the kind of threats we can expect from Russia as … Continue reading