New York street photography with Jeff Mermelstein

Jeff Mermelstein is with no doubt one of the most brilliant street photographers of our times. A large part of his work is dedicated to the streets of New York City where he lives and works. He captures the spirit of this city like no one else, with both humor and tenderness. In 2003, he gave an interview to the TV series “Media matters” where he explains his approach and why he loves so much taking pictures in New York. I found the interview (see the three following videos) on public-life.org, a website that I strongly encourage you to visit if you are interested in street photography.

More information about Jeff Mermelstein on his Facebook page and on the websites of his representatives, Bill Charles and Rick Wester.

Interview of Jeff Mermelstein (part I)

Interview of Jeff Mermelstein (part II)

Interview of Jeff Mermelstein (part III)

Related Photos:

Street photography sandwich We love New York

2 Comments

  1. Posted 22 Sep ’11 at 4:42 am | Permalink

    A nice blog Simon, great reading and I am looking forward to reading more. Keep up the good work :-)

    • Posted 22 Sep ’11 at 8:10 am | Permalink

      Thanks very much Neal! I have a lot of work currently, but I’ll continue as often as possible to write.

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