How to get quality feedback about your street photos

In this episode of the podcast Ashley and I discuss how you can find some resources to receive quality feedback about your street photographs. Street photography can be a pretty lonely artform, and if you do it alone and don’t seek constructive criticism from others, you’re less likely to improve your work.

Fortunately there are many good forums in which to post your work for others to review and critique. But you won’t get help from others unless you participate and provide feedback on other photographers work.

See the links below to visit the sites we discussed in the podcast.

The September Issue of street photography magazine is now available and we spend a few minutes discussing some of the highlights of this month’s issue. In particular don’t miss my interview with documentary photographer Keith Danna Miller. He’s an American living in Mexico City who has a very interesting story to share.

Links From the Show

Keith Dannemiller Links

• Photosptiembre USA
• Lenscratch
• Mexico City Streets Blog

Links for our Updates

• Send us your feedback and requests
• Robert Fisher’s Street Photography Series

Ahsley’s Feedback Site Recommendations

• Grit and Grain
• Street Crit
• Street Snappers
• Street Critique

Bob’s Feedback Site Recommendations

• Fred Miranda dot com City, Street & Architecture
• FujiX-Forum.com  Critique Forum
• Fickr – Critique Group 
• Flickr – Truly Constructive Criticism Group