Here are my photos in the Crystal City Underground in Arlington, VA, for Exposed DC’s “”Color Study” show. There are a ton of images in this exhibit and it’s really cool that they are bringing photography to public spaces on such a large scale. The exhibit will be on display through the summer.
Great rock and roll show at Slash Run with Thelma and The Sleaze from Nashville, TN, and Sick Bags from Richmond, VA.
Corner of Powell and Market St., San Francisco, Ca. | © 2019 Chris Suspect
I have been going through some San Francisco archives lately since I will be speaking there for Streetfoto San Francisco this year. This one is from September 9, 2012.
The Trump Inauguration, 7th and D Sts., NW, DC | © 2019 Chris Suspect
I am very excited to announce that I will be going to StreetFoto San Francisco this year to present a lecture on my Gratuity Included project. In addition I am also one of the judges for their annual international singles and series competitions and I will be officiating this year’s cage match - a last minute competition where photographers submit images to be judged live on stage in front of an audience.
StreetFoto goes from June 3-9 and will be at the Harvey Milk Photo Center. Other guests include Richard Kalvar, Matt Stuart, Barry Talis, Roza Vulf, Jack Simon and many more. Deadline for the awards competitions is April 28.
Photograph by First Place Winner for World Street Photography VI, Igor Bal from Ukraine.
For the last four years I have served as a curator on the the World-Street.Photography book competition and this year was the best of all in terms of quality images that were submitted. I had a really tough time selecting my top images that you can see here. There were so many good ones that I was pleasantly surprised. The books that this community produces are really top notch and keep getting better over the years. For those of you reading this who didn’t get selected, I do want to encourage you to keep submitting as different curators look for different things and tastes are always evolving. I think World Street Photography VI may be the best publication yet.
