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A conversation with Street photographer Geert Verstrepen.
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Meet the Streets Podcast - Season 2, Episode 1: Featuring Geert Verstrepen
In the premiere episode of the new season of 'Meet the Streets,' Keith welcomes Belgian street and documentary photographer Geert Verstrepen. Known for his evocative black-and-white photography, Geert discusses his journey from a passionate hobbyist since 2007 to a noted photographer whose work strides both street and documentary styles. He shares stories behind his stunning photos, his inspirations, including James Nachtwey and Ragnar Axelsson, and his unique approach to street photography. He also discusses his future projects, which involve documenting the living conditions of homeless individuals. With insights on his techniques and philosophies, Geert offers a compelling look into the world of contemporary street photography.
00:00 Introduction to the New Season
00:16 Meet Geert Verstrepen
01:49 Geert's Journey into Photography
03:37 The Transition to Rangefinder Cameras
08:44 Inspirations and Influences
15:12 Life at Sea: Stories from the Fishermen
22:40 The Demolition of Beach Houses
30:53 Unique Belgian Horses
31:23 Shrimp Fishing Tradition
33:04 Challenges of Beach Photography
38:08 Portraits of Unique Individuals
41:58 Street Photography Techniques
55:25 Future Projects and Reflections
57:19 Travel and Networking
Thank you for listening! If you want to see the video, go to my youtube channel street photography mentor.
To see my street photography you can go to my instagram @keithmpitts or go to my website keithpitts.com. There you can also get info and sign up for my street photography workshops in Paris.
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