Skip to Content
ALEX COGHE STREET PHOTOGRAPHER
ALEX COGHE STREET PHOTOGRAPHER
About
Portfolio
Blog
Essays
Workshops
Shop
Contact
Login Account
0
0
ALEX COGHE STREET PHOTOGRAPHER
ALEX COGHE STREET PHOTOGRAPHER
About
Portfolio
Blog
Essays
Workshops
Shop
Contact
Login Account
0
0
About
Portfolio
Blog
Essays
Workshops
Shop
Contact
Login Account
Photography Experiences The Street Landscapist
Schermata 2021-03-01 alle 10.33.37.png Image 1 of 5
Schermata 2021-03-01 alle 10.33.37.png
Schermata 2021-03-03 alle 08.51.25.png Image 2 of 5
Schermata 2021-03-03 alle 08.51.25.png
Schermata 2021-03-03 alle 08.51.46.png Image 3 of 5
Schermata 2021-03-03 alle 08.51.46.png
Schermata 2021-03-03 alle 08.51.59.png Image 4 of 5
Schermata 2021-03-03 alle 08.51.59.png
Schermata 2021-03-03 alle 08.52.13.png Image 5 of 5
Schermata 2021-03-03 alle 08.52.13.png
Schermata 2021-03-01 alle 10.33.37.png
Schermata 2021-03-03 alle 08.51.25.png
Schermata 2021-03-03 alle 08.51.46.png
Schermata 2021-03-03 alle 08.51.59.png
Schermata 2021-03-03 alle 08.52.13.png

The Street Landscapist

Sale Price:$7.99 Original Price:$9.99
sale

David Lynch, filmmaker, photographer, musician helps with this statement:

“An idea comes — and you see it, and you hear it, and you know it... We don’t do anything without an idea. So they’re beautiful gifts. And I always say, you desiring an idea is like a bait on a hook — you can pull them in. And if you catch an idea that you love, that’s a beautiful, beautiful day. And you write that idea down so you won’t forget it. And that idea that you caught might just be a fragment of the whole — whatever it is you’re working on — but now you have even more bait. Thinking about that small fragment — that little fish — will bring in more, and they’ll come in and they’ll hook on. And more and more come in, and pretty soon you might have a script — or a chair, or a painting, or an idea for a painting. More often than not, in small fragments...”

Photography to me is essentially an emotional reaction. End of the story. When I pressed the shutter button I have or I don’t have the photograph I wanted. Just like all the photographers. But then, as writer of things about photography and as an educator I have another mission to carry forward.

Through this new book I want to share my experience in the streets making photos.

My photography has changed. My goals with photography have changed. A little bit. Still preserving the essence. Still for me is about documenting the human condition.

Welcome, dear reader...

106 pages

Add To Cart

David Lynch, filmmaker, photographer, musician helps with this statement:

“An idea comes — and you see it, and you hear it, and you know it... We don’t do anything without an idea. So they’re beautiful gifts. And I always say, you desiring an idea is like a bait on a hook — you can pull them in. And if you catch an idea that you love, that’s a beautiful, beautiful day. And you write that idea down so you won’t forget it. And that idea that you caught might just be a fragment of the whole — whatever it is you’re working on — but now you have even more bait. Thinking about that small fragment — that little fish — will bring in more, and they’ll come in and they’ll hook on. And more and more come in, and pretty soon you might have a script — or a chair, or a painting, or an idea for a painting. More often than not, in small fragments...”

Photography to me is essentially an emotional reaction. End of the story. When I pressed the shutter button I have or I don’t have the photograph I wanted. Just like all the photographers. But then, as writer of things about photography and as an educator I have another mission to carry forward.

Through this new book I want to share my experience in the streets making photos.

My photography has changed. My goals with photography have changed. A little bit. Still preserving the essence. Still for me is about documenting the human condition.

Welcome, dear reader...

106 pages

David Lynch, filmmaker, photographer, musician helps with this statement:

“An idea comes — and you see it, and you hear it, and you know it... We don’t do anything without an idea. So they’re beautiful gifts. And I always say, you desiring an idea is like a bait on a hook — you can pull them in. And if you catch an idea that you love, that’s a beautiful, beautiful day. And you write that idea down so you won’t forget it. And that idea that you caught might just be a fragment of the whole — whatever it is you’re working on — but now you have even more bait. Thinking about that small fragment — that little fish — will bring in more, and they’ll come in and they’ll hook on. And more and more come in, and pretty soon you might have a script — or a chair, or a painting, or an idea for a painting. More often than not, in small fragments...”

Photography to me is essentially an emotional reaction. End of the story. When I pressed the shutter button I have or I don’t have the photograph I wanted. Just like all the photographers. But then, as writer of things about photography and as an educator I have another mission to carry forward.

Through this new book I want to share my experience in the streets making photos.

My photography has changed. My goals with photography have changed. A little bit. Still preserving the essence. Still for me is about documenting the human condition.

Welcome, dear reader...

106 pages

ALEX COGHE

PUBLISHED PORTRAIT AND STREET DOCUMENTARY PHOTOGRAPHER

Writer I Publisher I Photography Coach

PHOTO EXPEDITIONS AND WORKSHOPS

Street Photography Workshops in Mexico City

WEBSITE CREATED BY ALEX COGHE © ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

PROFESSIONAL BOOKS FOR MODELS - PORTRAITS AND EVENTS ON ASSIGNMENT:

CLICK HERE TO KNOW MY RATES AND HIRE ME

PHONE/WHATSAPP: 525568934044

alexcoghe.store@gmail.com

FINE ART SHOP