February 2026
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The Power of Gesture in Street Photography (Hands, Movement & Presence)
What’s poppin, people? It’s Dante. Today I want to talk about the power of gesture in street photography, and how looking for gestures can elevate your photographs to a new…
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Street Photography Luck Is a Myth (The Prepared Photographer Gets Lucky)
What’s poppin people? It’s Dante. Today I want to dispel the myth of luck in street photography and share why I believe the prepared photographer gets lucky. Right from the…
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Stop Trying
What’s popping people? It’s Dante. My message of the day with photography is this: the more you take it seriously, the less enjoyable it becomes. But the more you let…
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Street Photography Is a Numbers Game — Finding Meaning Through Practice, Not Results
What’s poppin, people? It’s Dante. Today I’m looking at a random collection of photographs from my archive, shooting high-contrast black and white with the Ricoh GR III, and talking about…
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Tende Supra
So it’s a command, not a description: It’s the kind of phrase you’d see: In spirit, it’s close to:
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Only speak when there’s something worth saying
the world becomes a better place when you shut up, stop thinking, reacting, and actually respond with intention
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Bus ride meditation
Rosary on the bus or reading is god tier morning vibe Avoid scrolling just delete every social media app and avoid the slop When you curate your consumption you’ll start…
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Pseudo-Dionysius the Areopagite – The Complete Works
Pseudo-Dionysius the Areopagite is a mysterious Christian theologian and mystic writing in the late 5th or early 6th century. He deliberately adopts the name Dionysius the Areopagite, the Athenian convert…
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Erase the need for genre altogether?
Street photography just happens to be the language I started with
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The goal is to know thyself
the outcome isn’t worth it if you don’t know yourself when you know yourself, you become uncontrollable
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The Chosen
The Chosen is a multi-season historical drama about the life of Jesus of Nazareth, told primarily through the eyes of the people who meet him—his disciples, followers, skeptics, and enemies.…

















