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  • The BEST location for Street Photography in Philadelphia

    Today, I’m excited to share my absolute favorite place to practice street photography in Philadelphia: the tunnels of City Hall. This spot is a goldmine for photographers, offering a unique…

    Dante Sisofo Blog
  • How I Practice Photography

    5:02 a.m., 72°F, Philadelphia. What’s popping, people? This is Dante, getting my morning started along the Schuylkill River Trail. Today, I’m rocking the Rogue 40 lb plate carrier, 20 lbs…

    Dante Sisofo Blog
  • Philadelphia – October 25, 2024

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  • How to see clearly in street photography?

    Street photography demands clarity of vision and a rapid, instinctual response to fleeting moments. So, how can we sharpen this skill? The most practical approach might surprise you: fasting. Fasting…

    Dante Sisofo Blog
  • Walk 75% SLOWER than everyone

    One of the simplest yet most transformative suggestions for street photography? Walk 75% slower than everyone else on the street. When you walk slowly, not only do you begin to…

    Dante Sisofo Blog
  • No such thing as bad weather

    In street photography, weather shouldn’t dictate our desire to make photos; instead, it should fuel it. As I’ve come to see it, there’s no such thing as bad weather, only…

    Dante Sisofo Blog
  • Why Speed is Important in Street Photography

    In street photography, speed isn’t just about moving quickly—it’s about being in tune with the rhythm of the street and capturing moments with immediacy. The slower you walk, the more…

    Dante Sisofo Blog
  • How to Overcome Your Fear of Street Photography

    For many new street photographers, one of the biggest hurdles is overcoming fear. It can feel intimidating to photograph strangers, capturing candid moments without asking for permission. After a decade…

    Dante Sisofo Blog
  • How to become more comfortable on the street

    One of the biggest hurdles for new street photographers is learning to feel comfortable on the street. It can feel awkward to raise your camera in front of strangers, capturing…

    Dante Sisofo Blog
  • Street Photography Flow State

    Street photography isn’t just a practice—it’s a flow state, a space where you let go of preconceptions, move fluidly, and embrace the endless possibilities around you. Every day, walking through…

    Dante Sisofo Blog
  • Don’t become bogged down by camera gear

    In an era where technology is rapidly evolving, small cameras are redefining the way we approach photography. Gone are the days when a massive DSLR or bulky lenses were necessary…

    Dante Sisofo Blog
  • EDIT WITH THUMBNAILS

    Keeping a straightforward workflow is essential when editing and culling photographs. One of the most efficient ways I’ve found to review and select images is by viewing them as small…

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  • Photograph the outskirts

    When exploring a new place, there’s a certain thrill in venturing beyond the well-trodden paths. The outskirts—the areas most overlook—often hold the most compelling scenes. For me, photographing along the…

    Dante Sisofo Blog
  • Create mystery with street photography

    Street photography isn’t about capturing scenes in the most obvious way. To infuse mystery into an image, you need to follow your instincts and trust your gut. Let go of…

    Dante Sisofo Blog
  • Interact with people on the street

    In street photography, interaction is as much a part of the process as the photography itself. Over the years, I’ve discovered that closeness in street photography isn’t just about physical…

    Dante Sisofo Blog
  • Just produce more photos

    When it comes to photography, the ultimate priority is simple: produce new photos every day. Stop overthinking about perfection or presentation—just get out there, camera in hand, and create. Each…

    Dante Sisofo Blog
  • Street photography is all about walking

    For a street photographer, walking is the ultimate practice. Perhaps the most hardcore and dedicated street photographer would be outside walking all day, exploring every alleyway, corner, and open space.…

    Dante Sisofo Blog
  • Street Photography at Parades and Events

    Today, while passing by City Hall, I noticed a flag-raising ceremony for Kosovo Independence Day. I often observe and photograph these flag-raising ceremonies throughout the year, but I find that…

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  • Photograph it all

    In the past, I limited myself by only photographing people. For this past year, however, I’ve freed myself to photograph everything that catches my eye. It’s been the most exhilarating…

    Dante Sisofo Blog
  • Why gear doesn’t matter in street photography

    When it comes to street photography, gear and equipment are far less important than you might think. The heart of street photography is about forging a connection with the world…

    Dante Sisofo Blog
  • What is the goal of street photography?

    After a decade of working on my photography, traveling the world, and honing my craft, I’ve reached some fundamental conclusions on the purpose of it all. I’ve come to realize…

    Dante Sisofo Blog
  • Why black and white street photography?

    For the past year, I’ve been photographing exclusively in black and white. After years of shooting in color, this transition has changed my approach to street photography, my process, and…

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  • Photo books are good for inspiration

    Studying the history of photography is an excellent way to refine your aesthetic tastes and understand what truly resonates with you in a photograph. A great starting point is finding…

    Dante Sisofo Blog
  • How to photograph famous landmarks

    In 2023, I had the chance to photograph three iconic locations known for street photography: Coney Island, Rome, and Paris. These destinations challenged me to use my skills in new…

    Dante Sisofo Blog
  • Street Photographers should make selfies

    What’s popping, people? Today, I want to share a message for street photographers: take selfies. We’re usually focused on others — getting up close, capturing spontaneous moments of strangers, making…

    Dante Sisofo Blog
  • Mundane Street Photography

    Mundane is the name of the game in street photography. By embracing the ordinary, we open ourselves to the infinite potential that surrounds us. You can walk down the same…

    Dante Sisofo Blog
  • Snapshot Street Photography

    What’s popping, people? It’s Dante here, hitting the streets of Philly. Today, I want to talk about something I’m passionate about: the snapshot approach to street photography. This style celebrates…

    Dante Sisofo Blog
  • Study the street

    Street photography is more than a style — it’s an ethos, a way of engaging with and viewing the world. Don’t let basic definitions or ideas from books or videos…

    Dante Sisofo Blog
  • How to photograph decisive moments

    The decisive moment is a key concept in street photography. It’s about capturing those fleeting, spontaneous moments that reveal the essence of life itself. To master this, a photographer must…

    Dante Sisofo Blog
  • Why I prefer using an LCD screen for street photography

    For street photography, I’ve come to rely on the LCD screen over a viewfinder. It offers flexibility, keeps me stealthy, and allows me to capture moments from fresh angles and…

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