In my OM TG-7 Street Photography Preview, I predict how this rugged, waterproof camera will perform for street photography. Covering durability, image quality, autofocus, low light performance, battery life, and usability, I also share essential tips to avoid charging issues. Get insights before I put it to the test in real-world conditions.

In this insightful article, Craig Boehman shares strategies to overcome creative ruts without falling into Gear Acquisition Syndrome (GAS). Discover practical tips on setting goals, skill development, and finding inspiration to reignite your passion for photography. Whether you're a seasoned photographer or just starting, these tips can help you refocus and elevate your craft.

Testing out the image quality of the Hinsio 5K sports cam for street photography. I was looking for an option to take some epic shots of the monsoon season this year out on the streets of Mumbai. But I ran into trouble on my first test session: the image quality was horrendous.

I’m always thinking and rethinking my day-pack bag for my camera and gear. The day bag can either be a small backpack or a shoulder bag meant for a camera bag and maybe a couple of extra lenses and accessories. As a prime lens shooter who regularly shoots street photography, I’ve come to terms with what I really need to get the job done. Essentially, this means less is more.

If you live in a humid climate, protecting your camera gear is of vital importance. Storing your gear in a regular cabinet isn’t enough. Rust may eventually corrode away your thousands of dollars of investment and render some of your cameras and lenses useless. Don’t let that happen. Protecting your gear from humidity is easy and very cost-effective.

The Sony A7iii is a full frame mirrorless camera and one that many street photographers may pass off as oversized and overpriced. But the the advantages of shooting street photography with this camera far outweigh these objections, especially if you’re in the market for a main camera to shoot professionally.