"In conclusion, Street Photography as defined by the images produced by the greats during its peak (1950s – 1960s). As a form it is well defined and understood by art historians, academics, critics and curators has very little in common to documentary photography or environmental portraiture or humanist photography." Evangelo Costadimas

www.streetviewphotography.net/…

Documentary is concerned about the sequence

Street about the instant

uhm, I think it's all a blah blah.

humanity always needs fences. for me, if there is a difference, it's just the spirit with which you shoot.

In conclusion we could close ourselves in a category, but not our shots.

by Kevin Carter 

 by MarinaCoric

by Sebastiao Salgado  

by  Stephane-Burlot

 by Nic Ut 

by jrockar      

by Wang Fuchun  

by SimonSawSunlight

Street Documentary?

Photo-Ethnography

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A Syrian In Istanbul by Canankk
There are over 400.000 Syrians only in Istanbul (1.5 million in Turkey), after the civil war has begun in their country.

Turkish people spend a lot of money for those cam