Hit The Streets 191: Have a Great Summer!

Valerie Jardin June 24, 2021

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT

Hit The Streets is taking the summer off!

The next episode will be released on September 2.

Have a great Summer!

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In this episode

Valerie and guest co-host David Julian answer listener questions.

Links

David’s website

Photographing Harvest in the Palouse

The Art of Travel & Street Photography (online)

Social media Facebook & Instagram

Book picks

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Hit The Streets 136: Small Town Street Photography with David Julian

Guest User May 16, 2019

In this episode of Hit the Streets, Valérie teams up with David Julian to discuss the many advantages of doing street photography in small towns.

©Valérie Jardin ~ Mechanics in Habana Vieja ~ Photo mentioned during the episode.

Hit The Streets 119: Valérie & David in Cuba

Valerie Jardin December 27, 2018

This week Valérie invites David Julian to talk about their photo adventure in Havana, Cuba just hours after their trip.

Hit The Streets 105: Life in a Frame with Wayne Crichlow

Valerie Jardin September 20, 2018

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Description

This week David Julian sits in for Valerie and interviews London based photographer Wayne Crichlow. Enjoy!

Wayne's Biography

Born in London’s East End to West Indian parents, Wayne’s passion for street photography grew in the early days with a modest bridge camera. Capturing everyday life events as they happen, and at every opportunity, he is intrigued by the creative freedom which photography brings as a creative outlet.

Wayne’s style of street photography takes inspiration from icons such as Vivian Maier, Henri Cartier-Bresson, Martin Parr, Mary Ellen Mark, Mark Asnin and Zack Arias. His visual storytelling aptitude enables him to provide an honest and yet thought-provoking insight to the world’s dynamic surroundings and the complexities and struggles of daily life.

Wayne has a unique ability to observe and represent life unfolding in front of him by showing the connection between the subject he sees in their environment. His visual language has evolved from candid street photographer to that as a humanist story teller. From the poverty stricken townships of the Western Cape South Africa to living with the challenges of mental health, Wayne is an advocate for those voices whose story needs to be told.

“To capture an image is to capture the very essence of life itself and of that moment in time that can never be repeated."

Links to Wayne's Work

https://www.waynecrichlowphotography.com/

https://www.instagram.com/chasingthelight_67/

https://twitter.com/WayneRC67

https://www.facebook.com/chasingthelight67/

http://masterofphotography.tv/en/photographers/wayne-crichlow/

Examples of Wayne's Work

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Hit The Streets 88: David Julian on Photographing in Unfamiliar Cultures

Guest User May 24, 2018

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Photo Stories II - June 1st, 2018: Get an intimate insight into Valerie's thought and creative process from visualization to capture as she takes you on a photo walk through a series of photographs. Why did she choose B&W over color? What aperture and why? What was the intent behind the choice of a focal point? And much more...

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Summary

In this episode of hit The Streets, Valerie invited Seattle based photographer David Julian back on the show. You may remember our conversation on HTS 54 about photographing Burning Man. This week, David talks about ways to handle cultural barriers and avoid faux-pas when photographing the streets of the world. Enjoy!

Biography

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I'm a photographer, illustrator, educator and speaker based in Seattle. Thirty years ago, I never set out to be a photographer, preferring to reserve image making for personal expression and explorations. After years of corporate work, I now divide my time between editorial assignments, cultural travel workshops, personal projects, and education. I discovered my passion for teaching and guiding in 2001, and now lead workshops for Maine Media Workshops, The Santa Fe Workshops, Anderson Ranch Arts Center and Un-Cruise, and private cultural tours in Alaska, Hawaii, Mexico, Canada, Europe, Cuba and recently India.

Over the years my work and interviews have appeared in Communication Arts, PRINT, NY Times, LA Times, Islands, Outside, National Geographic Traveler, Audubon, Rangefinder, Outdoor Photographer, Digital Photo Pro, Fujilove, and in other arts media. I am a Fuji-X Delegate photographer and enjoy helping others develop vision and skills to reach their creative goals. I continue developing new projects and tours, and invite connections with like-minded photo adventurers across the planet.

I’m leading “Beyond Lucky: The Art of Intentional Travel and Street Photography" workshop in July at Maine Media Workshops, “Culture and Light in Sri Lanka” in November and “The Art and Soul of Eastern Cuba” in December.

On my first trip to India, I arrived without expectations; only curiosity and intentions. As I journeyed throughout Rajasthan and Varanasi, I discovered a generosity of spirit and daily surprises that I will never forget. My goal, as always, is to convey that feeling of discovery in my photographs.