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  • THE HOME OF STREET PHOTOGRAPHY

    Founded 2000

  • iN-PUBLiC was set up in 2000 to provide a home for Street Photographers. Our aim is to promote Street Photography and to continue to explore its possibilities, we are a non commercial collective. All the photographers featured here have been invited to the group because they have the ability to see the unusual in the everyday and to capture the moment.

    iN-PUBLiC was relaunched in 2020 with a renewed commitment to present the best photography from the public realm that faithfully records everyday life without staging or manipulation.

  • iN-PUBLiC are

    • Richard Baker
    • Natan Dvir
    • Nick Hannes
    • Rob Hogenbirk
    • Troy Holden
    • Nils Jorgensen
    • Lesya Kim
    • Jill Maguire
    • Aniruddha Guha Sarkar
    • StreetMax21
    • Nick Turpin
  • in_public_streets

    For his book 'Mediterranean. The Continuity of Man For his book 'Mediterranean. The Continuity of Man', iN-PUBLiC member Nick Hannes took this picture of topless dancers being surreptitiously photographed at a night club in Ibiza, Spain. The book took four years to shoot involving visits to 21 countries. "this series juxtaposes parallel realities and paradoxes of the Mediterranean region, focusing on various contemporary issues such as mass-tourism, urbanization, migration, conflict and crises of various kinds" Follow @nick.hannes #streetphotography #canpubphoto #in_public_streets
    iN-PUBLiC member Natan Dvir took this picture on F iN-PUBLiC member Natan Dvir took this picture on Feb26th 2012 on 5th Avenue in New York, it was part of his superb series of images 'Coming Soon' that juxtapose the glamour and aspiration of advertising with the drab reality of daily life. The images are shot from across the road in a beautifully uniform way that gives the project a wonderful consistency. Each picture is shot straight on, not at an angle, and in each the horizon is low in the frame allowing the advertising figures to tower over passing New Yorkers. A clever study that reveals New Yorkers as well as the commercialisation of public space. As a group iN-PUBLiC is keen to broaden the interpretation of what is and what isn't Street Photography whilst maintaining it's documentary traditions. See the whole project at iN-PUBLiC.com and Follow @natandvir #streetphotography #canpubphoto #newyork #in_public_streets
    London based iN-PUBLiC member Richard Baker shoots London based iN-PUBLiC member Richard Baker shoots constantly, street scenes, unfolding newsworthy events and also around his daily life, his neighbourhood and on holiday. This scene from Beccles Quay on the East Anglian coast in the UK leaves a lot for the viewers imagination, is it a fun family moment or a washed up corpse? The ambiguity is delicious. Taken from a nice vantage point we see the figures arranged diagonally across the frame watched by a group of inquisitive young girls and their mother. What is the story? does it matter? Follow @richardbakersphotos  #in_public_streets #canpubphoto #streetphotography
    An image from the iN-PUBLiC Flickr pool curated by An image from the iN-PUBLiC Flickr pool curated by @nilsjorgensen_ this simple and subtle observation is by Dimitris Makrygiannakis a member of @burnmyeye , a connection between the pale winter trees and a white swan beyond created by the photographer that isn't truly there. A lot of people say that Street Photography has to have people in it but a good photographer can find and make great images with or without. Follow @dimitrismakrygiannakis #streetphotography #canpubphoto #in_public _streets
    iN-PUBLiC member Nick Turpin is working on a serie iN-PUBLiC member Nick Turpin is working on a series of images that record the deserted financial district of London during the Coronavirus Pandemic, the pictures show the empty streets and buildings as well as closed down shops while thousands of bankers and financiers work from home. Nick's uses street photography to explore aspects of modern urban life. Follow @the_nick_turpin #streetphotography #canpubphoto #in_public_streets #exodus
    Todays guest image submitted to the iN-PUBLiC Flic Todays guest image submitted to the iN-PUBLiC Flickr pool and selected by @nilsjorgensen_ is from Torino based Marco Criniti. A fascinatingly surreal scene of a faceless and hollow full size dog standing guard at a window it can't see out of. Simple but cleverly disturbing. Follow Marco @crinitzz #streetphotography #in_public_streets #canpubphoto
    The wonderful choreography of random strangers cur The wonderful choreography of random strangers curated by iN-PUBLiC member @StreetMax21 give his images a unique look in the world of Street Photography "The architecture becomes incidental to a scene or situation that may or may not evolve within it. I tend to look for sites or places where people pass through without congregating. To begin with, if there is one figure or two or more figures who are positioned apart, I’ll wait until they’re joined by others in the hope that they’ll create a spatial and enigmatic dialogue". Follow @streetmax21 #streetphotography #in_public_streets #canpubphoto
    An image by @streetskessel selected for the iN-PUB An image by @streetskessel selected for the iN-PUBLiC Flickr Pool by @nilsjorgensen_  A moment of everyday family interaction on the NYC Subway elevated to something that wonderfully echoes motifs of classical painting. #streetphotography #canpubphoto #in_public_streets
    An image from each of the nine photographers featu An image from each of the nine photographers featured in iN-PUBLiC’s first curated online exhibition THE SQUARE MILE.
The exhibit in introduced by an essay by Francis Hodgson and explores the work of photographers shooting long term projects in the Financial District of London. See Bio for link.

Images by:
@richardbakersphotos 
@charliekwai 
@andyxhall 
@streetmax21 
@chrisdorleybrown 
Nicholas Sack
@pollybraden 
@djdeeprub 
@the_nick_turpin 

With thanks to all photographers for taking part.
#streetphotography
    iN-PUBLiC launch a new venture for you during the iN-PUBLiC launch a new venture for you during the time of Covid19. We present THE SQUARE MILE, a free exhibition curated by @the_nick_turpin with an introduction by @HodgsonF that looks at London’s Financial District before and after the virus.

Link in Profile.

#streetphotography #exhibition #london #squaremile #in_public_streets #canpubphoto
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  • Photographers
    • Richard Baker
    • Natan Dvir
    • Nick Hannes
    • Rob Hogenbirk
    • Troy Holden
    • Nils Jorgensen
    • Lesya Kim
    • Jill Maguire
    • Aniruddha Guha Sarkar
    • StreetMax21
    • Nick Turpin
  • Submissions
  • Workshops
  • Information
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    • Links
  • iP Flickr Pool
  • iN-PUBLiC Exhibitions
    • The Square Mile

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  • THE HOME OF STREET PHOTOGRAPHY

    Founded 2000

  • iN-PUBLiC was set up in 2000 to provide a home for Street Photographers. Our aim is to promote Street Photography and to continue to explore its possibilities. We are a non commercial collective. All the photographers featured here have been invited to the group because they have the ability to see the unusual in the everyday and to capture the moment.

    iN-PUBLiC was relaunched in 2020 with a renewed commitment to present the best photography from the public realm that faithfully records everyday life without staging or manipulation.

  • in-public are

    • Richard Baker
    • Natan Dvir
    • Nick Hannes
    • Rob Hogenbirk
    • Troy Holden
    • Nils Jorgensen
    • Lesya Kim
    • Jill Maguire
    • Aniruddha Guha Sarkar
    • StreetMax21
    • Nick Turpin
  • in_public_streets

    For his book 'Mediterranean. The Continuity of Man For his book 'Mediterranean. The Continuity of Man', iN-PUBLiC member Nick Hannes took this picture of topless dancers being surreptitiously photographed at a night club in Ibiza, Spain. The book took four years to shoot involving visits to 21 countries. "this series juxtaposes parallel realities and paradoxes of the Mediterranean region, focusing on various contemporary issues such as mass-tourism, urbanization, migration, conflict and crises of various kinds" Follow @nick.hannes #streetphotography #canpubphoto #in_public_streets
    iN-PUBLiC member Natan Dvir took this picture on F iN-PUBLiC member Natan Dvir took this picture on Feb26th 2012 on 5th Avenue in New York, it was part of his superb series of images 'Coming Soon' that juxtapose the glamour and aspiration of advertising with the drab reality of daily life. The images are shot from across the road in a beautifully uniform way that gives the project a wonderful consistency. Each picture is shot straight on, not at an angle, and in each the horizon is low in the frame allowing the advertising figures to tower over passing New Yorkers. A clever study that reveals New Yorkers as well as the commercialisation of public space. As a group iN-PUBLiC is keen to broaden the interpretation of what is and what isn't Street Photography whilst maintaining it's documentary traditions. See the whole project at iN-PUBLiC.com and Follow @natandvir #streetphotography #canpubphoto #newyork #in_public_streets
    London based iN-PUBLiC member Richard Baker shoots London based iN-PUBLiC member Richard Baker shoots constantly, street scenes, unfolding newsworthy events and also around his daily life, his neighbourhood and on holiday. This scene from Beccles Quay on the East Anglian coast in the UK leaves a lot for the viewers imagination, is it a fun family moment or a washed up corpse? The ambiguity is delicious. Taken from a nice vantage point we see the figures arranged diagonally across the frame watched by a group of inquisitive young girls and their mother. What is the story? does it matter? Follow @richardbakersphotos  #in_public_streets #canpubphoto #streetphotography
    An image from the iN-PUBLiC Flickr pool curated by An image from the iN-PUBLiC Flickr pool curated by @nilsjorgensen_ this simple and subtle observation is by Dimitris Makrygiannakis a member of @burnmyeye , a connection between the pale winter trees and a white swan beyond created by the photographer that isn't truly there. A lot of people say that Street Photography has to have people in it but a good photographer can find and make great images with or without. Follow @dimitrismakrygiannakis #streetphotography #canpubphoto #in_public _streets
    iN-PUBLiC member Nick Turpin is working on a serie iN-PUBLiC member Nick Turpin is working on a series of images that record the deserted financial district of London during the Coronavirus Pandemic, the pictures show the empty streets and buildings as well as closed down shops while thousands of bankers and financiers work from home. Nick's uses street photography to explore aspects of modern urban life. Follow @the_nick_turpin #streetphotography #canpubphoto #in_public_streets #exodus
    Todays guest image submitted to the iN-PUBLiC Flic Todays guest image submitted to the iN-PUBLiC Flickr pool and selected by @nilsjorgensen_ is from Torino based Marco Criniti. A fascinatingly surreal scene of a faceless and hollow full size dog standing guard at a window it can't see out of. Simple but cleverly disturbing. Follow Marco @crinitzz #streetphotography #in_public_streets #canpubphoto
    The wonderful choreography of random strangers cur The wonderful choreography of random strangers curated by iN-PUBLiC member @StreetMax21 give his images a unique look in the world of Street Photography "The architecture becomes incidental to a scene or situation that may or may not evolve within it. I tend to look for sites or places where people pass through without congregating. To begin with, if there is one figure or two or more figures who are positioned apart, I’ll wait until they’re joined by others in the hope that they’ll create a spatial and enigmatic dialogue". Follow @streetmax21 #streetphotography #in_public_streets #canpubphoto
    An image by @streetskessel selected for the iN-PUB An image by @streetskessel selected for the iN-PUBLiC Flickr Pool by @nilsjorgensen_  A moment of everyday family interaction on the NYC Subway elevated to something that wonderfully echoes motifs of classical painting. #streetphotography #canpubphoto #in_public_streets
    An image from each of the nine photographers featu An image from each of the nine photographers featured in iN-PUBLiC’s first curated online exhibition THE SQUARE MILE.
The exhibit in introduced by an essay by Francis Hodgson and explores the work of photographers shooting long term projects in the Financial District of London. See Bio for link.

Images by:
@richardbakersphotos 
@charliekwai 
@andyxhall 
@streetmax21 
@chrisdorleybrown 
Nicholas Sack
@pollybraden 
@djdeeprub 
@the_nick_turpin 

With thanks to all photographers for taking part.
#streetphotography
    iN-PUBLiC launch a new venture for you during the iN-PUBLiC launch a new venture for you during the time of Covid19. We present THE SQUARE MILE, a free exhibition curated by @the_nick_turpin with an introduction by @HodgsonF that looks at London’s Financial District before and after the virus.

Link in Profile.

#streetphotography #exhibition #london #squaremile #in_public_streets #canpubphoto
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