2024
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Michael Saylor First Principles
Michael Saylor, co-founder and Executive Chairman of MicroStrategy, is renowned for his strategic insights grounded in first principles thinking. This approach involves deconstructing complex problems into their fundamental elements to…
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Lux et Veritas
“Lux et Veritas” is a Latin phrase meaning “Light and Truth.” It is often associated with educational institutions and symbolizes the pursuit of knowledge, enlightenment, and truth. The phrase reflects the ideals of…
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Logan Square, Philadelphia 2021 – 2022 by Dante Sisofo
My transition from color to black and white feels like an eternal return to the curiosity and wonder of childhood. The eyes of an amateur are the eyes that will…
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Bitcoin, The Red Wave, and The Crypto Renaissance
Michael Saylor’s presentation is a bold exploration of the transformative potential of Bitcoin as a foundational asset in the 21st-century economy. Let’s delve into the critical themes he addressed, from…
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Capturing Philadelphia: Nazir Wayman’s Journey Through Street Photography
Philadelphia-based photographer Nazir Wayman has built a reputation for his dynamic street photography, deeply rooted in his love for the city’s unique culture, architecture, and people. Nazir’s approach combines candid…
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Capturing Philadelphia: Olu Okiemute’s Perspective on Street Photography
Olu Okiemute, a Philadelphia-based street photographer, brings a unique and vibrant perspective to the art form. His work is rooted in the city he knows so well, capturing everything from…
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Philadelphia Street Photography Sketchbook by Andrew Abraham
Street photography thrives on spontaneity, and Andrew Abraham’s Philadelphia Street Photography Sketchbook captures that energy with finesse. His collection is a raw, dynamic portrayal of the city’s life, from its…
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Street Photography as Experimentation
What’s popping people, it’s Dante. Today, let’s talk about street photography as an experiment. Every photograph you make is an opportunity to explore, to play, and to push boundaries. Street…
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There Are No Rules in Street Photography
What’s popping people, it’s Dante. I’m walking around Philly, right outside the Wanamaker building—a favorite spot of mine. The light isn’t perfect, but who cares? That brings me to today’s…
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Failure in Street Photography
What’s popping people, it’s Dante. Walking through the Reading Terminal Market in Philadelphia, I’ve been reflecting on the concept of failure in street photography. Is street photography really 99% failure?…
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Aesthetics in Street Photography
What’s popping people, it’s Dante! Today, let’s dive into a topic that’s been at the forefront of my mind lately: Aesthetics in street photography. In the past, my focus was…
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Street Photography is Accessible to Anyone
What’s popping people, it’s Dante! Walking around Philadelphia today with my Ricoh GR III. I’ve been reflecting on one of the best aspects of street photography: it’s accessible to anyone.…
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Embrace Chaos in Street Photography
What’s popping people, it’s Dante! Today, let’s talk about embracing chaos in street photography. As street photographers, our goal is to thrive in the unpredictable, capturing the energy and spontaneity…
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How to Make Abstract Street Photography
What’s popping people, it’s Dante! Today, let’s dive into the art of creating abstract street photography. It’s all about playing with light, shadow, and the transitions between them. To create…
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Body Language in Street Photography
What’s popping people, it’s Dante! Today, we’re diving into a crucial element of street photography: body language. The way you carry yourself on the street can make or break your…
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Reaction Time in Street Photography
In street photography, reaction time is everything. The ability to see a moment unfolding and capture it instantly is what separates a great photograph from a missed opportunity. “The refresh…
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Why Street Photography is the Best
Street photography stands out as the best approach to photography because it’s not confined by rigid rules or definitions. It’s a mindset, an ethos—a way of seeing and engaging with…
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The Philosophy of Creation
One thing I’ve been thinking about a lot over the past two years, since adopting my new workflow for photography and video-making, is the philosophy of creation. Why create? How…
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Street Photography Is My Superpower
“Photography is my superpower. With a camera in my pocket, every moment becomes extraordinary.” Life is filled with ups, downs, and the in-betweens. Through the medium of photography, I’ve found…
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How to Never Be Bored of Street Photography
“To never be bored of photography, you have to return to the childlike mind, waking up every day with a blank slate.” Street photography, like life itself, can feel repetitive…
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The Ethos of Street Photography
“Ethos—an ancient Greek word for character, custom, and habit—is at the core of street photography.” Street photography is more than just a practice; it’s an artistic movement, an approach, and…
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My Passion for Street Photography
“Life is like a theater, and the street is its stage. We are the conductors, creating harmony amidst chaos.” My passion for street photography isn’t driven by a need to…
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Why Boredom is Essential for Street Photography
“Life is like a theater. You can sit on a bench, be bored, and still find fuel for your creativity.” On the streets, life unfolds in small, often overlooked moments—horses…
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Ascension
When you consider freedom, you may contemplate the idea of free will and the infinite options and choices we have to make in life. What if freedom was the elimination…








