Peter Fox

What inspires your street photography?

I’m inspired by everyday human moments – small interactions, quiet gestures, and the energy of urban life. My goal is to capture scenes that feel honest, unposed, and emotionally real.
Do you ask people before photographing them?

It depends on the moment. Some images are candid to preserve authenticity, while others involve a quick interaction and consent. Respect and sensitivity always guide my approach.
What equipment do you use for street photography?

I prefer compact, lightweight cameras that let me blend into the environment – typically a mirrorless body and a fast prime lens. This setup helps me stay discreet and reactive.
How do you choose the scenes you photograph?

I look for strong light, interesting characters, and stories unfolding naturally. Often, it’s about being patient, observing, and waiting for the right alignment of elements.
Do you edit your photos?

Yes, but lightly. I adjust tones, contrast, and color to emphasize the mood I witnessed, without altering the reality of the moment.
Can I purchase or license your street photography?

Absolutely. Prints and licenses are available on request. Whether it’s for personal display or commercial use, I can prepare custom formats or sizes.
Do you shoot on assignment?

Yes. I accept commissions for documentary – style coverage of events, neighborhoods, brands, or stories that benefit from a candid, observational approach.

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