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Spyros Papaspyropoulos

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Spyros Papaspyropoulos is passionate about Photography, especially Street Photography. Because of that passion he considers himself a Street Photographer. If you would like to see his work you can also visit his Street Hunters Profile. He is co-founder of Street Hunters.
http://www.streetphotographer.gr

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Inside Julieta's Camera Bag - Bag no.182

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Inside Julieta’s Camera bag! (Bag No182)

“Hi!! My name is Julieta.

A photographer/artist based in Santa Monica, CA. I’m self-taught with a great passion for all things photographic, beautiful light, fresh food, people from different backgrounds, and beautiful spaces and places. Travel has been a part of my lifestyle and is a direct reflection of the people, stories, and places that inspire me. I believe that keeping things simple in life and on set as I find it always produces the best results with the least stress. I also like to explore different mediums combined with my photography and give a different kind of texture to them.

In my bag I typically have:”

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Cover picture by Hendrik Braet – Street Still Life finalist
Cover picture by Hendrik Braet as taken from the BSPF official newsletter

Introduction

A few days ago we published a post about “10+5 things a Street Photographer can do when in forced lockdown quarantine because of the COVID-19 virus“. When we were writing this post, we already knew that our lives were changing. Today, only a few days later, the global scale of the virus has dramatically altered for the worst and we are noticing more and more changes because of this.

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    Introduction

    Dear Readers,

    We are living through some dark, surreal times. I am confident that by now you have undoubtedly felt the impact of the COVID-19 virus pandemic and that your lives have been affected in one way or another by this invisible threat. I wish you, your families and loved ones, good health. So, make sure to stay home and stay safe.

    Stay home and stay safe Street Hunters

    Asking Street Photographers to stay home is like asking a bird not to fly or a fish not to swim! What are we to do? Us Street Photographers are creatures of the street if anything, and being confined in an apartment, house or room could be a very, very hard thing to do! There is a possibility that some of us might even experience cabin fever, depression, anxiety, loneliness and other dark, suffocating feelings. 

    There are things however that we can do to feel better. Things to help us survive mentally while in a forced lockdown quarantine due to the COVID-19 virus. Articles with advice on how to protect your mental health are already popping up everywhere. I recommend you give them a read. Here are some useful links I discovered:

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    Featured Photo by Simone Mantia

    Featured Street Photo by Simone Mantia

    Simone Mantia is an Italian Street Photographer based in Livorno, Italy. I noticed Simone’s work when he started sharing it with us in the Streethunters.net Flickr Group. After seeing a couple of shots he submitted that attracted my attention, I gave his Flickr profile a visit to see what his work is all about. I was pleasantly surprised with the photos he has in his collection. So I chose one to share it with all of you tonight. I don’t have more information about Simone. I googled him, but only found submissions to contests and his Flickr and Facebook page (links below), so I can’t provide you with more insight on this talented street photographer.

    For all of you that haven’t visited our group on Flickr, give it a look, I am sure you will get quite inspired by what you will see there.

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    Introduction

    3 days ago, something tragic happened.

    Street photographer Elisa Tomaselli died. Her passing sent a shockwave through the street photography community that responded in turn with a flood of comments and reactions. This tragedy reminded all of us that behind the little avatars, comments and likes we interact with on our computers, phones and tablets there are actual, real live people. 

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    Doggie hula hoop

    Introduction

    2020 is upon us and so is a new promising decade! The Street Photography scene has changed so much within the last 10 years! I can’t even begin to imagine what it will look like in yet another 10, in 2030. If you think about it, digital street photography now dominates in comparison to 10 years ago when film street photography was still the way to go for decent imagery, and colour street photography seems to be the new standard, leaving black and white behind (not too far behind but still). Everyday more and more talented Street Photographers share their work from all around the world, unwillingly shaping the evolving street photography trends that constantly transform the genre, keeping it always interesting and fresh.

    What this post is about?

    The purpose of today’s post is to share with you 20 Street Photographers that are worth looking into in 2020.

    This list is completely personal. I have no intention of discriminating, of setting any standards, or of imposing my opinion. This is just a list of who I think you should consider following in 2020. You don’t have to agree dear readers, so if you want to share your top20 or open a discussion, please feel free to do so by sharing names and links of Street Photographers you think are worth looking at in the comments.

    Just a friendly note to all that think this is a great way for self promoting themselves, I will not share vanity comments 🙂 .

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    Inside Teemu Jarvinen's Camera Bag

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    Inside Teemu Jarvinen’s Camera bag! (Bag No181)

    “Hi Streethunters!

    My name is Teemu Jarvinen, I do mostly nighttime street photography around Asia. I was born in Finland, but started traveling as a digital nomad in 2014. I took up photography as a hobby in 2015 after I bought my first camera, and slowly over the years grew more and more obsessed with it.

    Nowadays I love shooting street photography at night, so I’ve found the Sony a7iii and a few prime lenses to be a great set of equipment for this purpose. Due to my lifestyle as a constant traveler, mirrorless also saves me lots of weight and luggage space, so this camera is ideal for me.

    The contents of my camera bag:”

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    Inside Darko Eterovic's Camera Bag - Bag no.180

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    Inside Darko Eterovic’s Camera bag! (Bag No180)

    “Hi!

    My name is Darko, and I was born in Ljubljana, which is the capital of Slovenia. I started in 1995 with film SLR, but photography become my real passion in January 2007, when I bought my first DSLR. Nowadays I am using a tiny Ricoh GR III point and shoot camera. Mostly I am interested in street photography and landscapes , but because I always running out of time, I photograph almost everything, except weddings :-).

    The contents of my camera bag:”

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    MSPF - Miami Street Photography Festival 2019

    Introduction

    Dear Readers,

    The Miami Street Photography Festival or MSPF as most of us call it, is one of street photography’s most prestigious international events that has been going on strong since 2012! Besides featuring top class speakers, engaging workshops and beautiful exhibitions, it also offers a chance for new street photographers to get recognised through street photography contests.

    MSPF 2019 Contests

    There are 3 different Street Photography Contests you can participate in. The Singles Contest, the Series Contest and the Miami Photo Series. The Singles Contest and the Series Contest are open to everyone. The Miami Photo Series is only open to participants submitting work shot in the city of Miami. But for more details about each contest such as the rules or participation, the prizes and the judges, you can visit the respective contest pages on the official Miami Street Photography Festival website at https://www.miamistreetphotographyfestival.org.

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    PhosAthens 2019. Version 3 of the PhosAthens Street Photography Festival

    PhosAthens v3 – Three times is a charm!

    Today we are very excited to announce that PhosAthens is back for the 3rd time! 

    PhosAthens is the original PHOS Street Photography Days festival that started it all in the capital of Greece 3 years ago in November 2017. Since then the Phos franchise has spread its wings across the Balkans in Bucharest and in Sofia with plans of expansion to Belgrade in the near future as well. 

    If you are new to the PHOS festivals, all you need to know is that it they are dedicated to Street Photography 100%, that is why they are called Street Photography Days. The word Phos {foss}, comes from the actual Greek word ΦΩΣ, which means light, and as we all know, light is everything in photography.

    StreetHunters have been part of the organising team since the very first PHOS and we are still very excited to continue doing this! Our role will be to share news and information concerning the PhosAthens festival and to update you in case of any changes, before, during and after the event. An alternative source of info is the official Phos website. If you are a facebook person that likes getting your news through that platform, then make sure you like the PhosAthens Facebook page to get your updates there.

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