Street Photography

Street Photography 4 with an Introduction by Michael Ernest Sweet & Exhibition

Por: Kujaja Team
Another year has passed, ten thousands of photos were uploaded for the street competitions and we now can proudly present to you the 4th edition of the World Street Photography photo book! Congrats to all who have joined this great project!
It was again a long and hard but also very grateful job reviewing the 20179 photos, 2320 photographers uploaded from 77 countries. The result is the thickest photo book we ever made, containing the crème de la crème of street photography. In the book are 222 inspiring street photos from 160 photographers from 33 countries. Within the 4th World Street Photography book there is also a selection of the projects “The porch” and “Public Transportation”, both great projects which had been going for years and now found a place in the book.
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Newsletter 2017-08-09

Vinod Babu: In our day to day busy life, we often keep missing out to recognize people who are out there working. Right from your maid who works at your house to a person across the road drilling to fix a broken sewer line. Especially in India, a country which still needs a lot of support and welfare measures towards its working class so, do treat this as an opportunity to look around, interact and bring out the stories of those hidden gems. Leia mais...
- Vinod Babu's Workes competition
- Chris Suspect's Concert / Party / Festival "street" competition
- WSP4 is out!
- Siegfried Hansen's Urban Geometry competition
- Jonathan Higbee's Juxtaposition competition
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Newsletter 2017-08-04

For Chris Suspect has been making so many great photos from concerts parties and festivals, we asked Chris to do a party competition. You might of course think, is a concert or a party or a festival street photography? For we consider street photography being life photography, which is photography reflecting our daily life as humans on earth, it is of course street photography.
Chris Suspect's Concert / Party / Festival "street" competition
- WSP4 is out!
- Siegfried Hansen's Urban Geometry competition
- Jonathan Higbee's Juxtaposition competition
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Newsletter 2017-07-28

The new World Street Competitions have already been started and of course like any year we will try to do something differently. This year we asked the curators to choose their own theme for a competition. These competitions will run next to the normal WSP competitions. Siegfried Hansen of course wanted to do his favourite theme in street Photography: Urban Geometry.
- Siegfried Hansen's Urban Geometry competition
- WSP4 is out!
- Jonathan Higbee's Juxtaposition competition
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Newsletter 2017-07-23

We are totally proud to announce to you that our 4th World Street Photography Photo book is out now and can be ordered at World Street Photography. The book contains 222 inspiring street photos from 160 photographers from 36 countries. The intro of the book is written by Michael Ernest Sweet and is a must read! The cover of the book is made by Ed Robertson and the back is made by Michał Orliński
Within the 4th World Street Photography book there is also a selection of the projects “The porch” and “Public Transportation”, both great projects which had been going for years and now found a place in the book. - WSP4 is out!
- WSP4 Exhibition
- Jonathan Higbee's Juxtaposition competition
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Christopher Reuter Interview
Beaux Street Art

Interviewed by Bailey Cooper
German street photographer Christopher Reuter is a right hemisphere junkie, so it was only a matter of time before he picked up a camera. Unlike the average street photographer, Reuter, a singer, writer, artist, and Urbane Dance choreographer, brings something completely different to the street genre. He has a sense of the rhythm and the shapes of the street that allow him to choreograph his frames in a way that is relatively uncommon in street photography. Through this choreography, he has produced a magazine worthy collection of what I'd call, Beaux Street Art.
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Biyas Chatterjee Interview
Mystery and the Unfolding

Interviewed by Bailey Cooper
Perhaps celebration is the word that best describes Biyas Chatterjee’s photography: a celebration of color, a celebration of motion, but mostly, a celebration of life. Using unique perspectives, hidden meaning, and unexpected innocence, Biyas unfolds the mysteries of his land. Chatterjee’s work is a new take on the much photographed, and it is anything but common.
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Sandip Bose Interview
Dreams, Opportunity, Changing the World

Interviewed by Bailey Cooper
Sandip Bose calls Kolkata, India home. Sandip views photography as his hobby. Though he loves all genres, street photography is his passion. Since the journey's beginning, street photography has helped Bose see the streets and the people around him in a new light.
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