Kai Ziehl

Venezia • • • • • #venezia #veniceitaly #venedig #veneto #streetphotography #blackandwhite 

PHILIP PENMAN

A big thank you to everyone who attended this weekends @leicauk Akademie Street Photography workshop in London. Truly a pleasure to meet everyone! Also a big thanks to everyone who came up to me on the streets , a pleasure to meet you all and appreciate the kind words of support Looking forward to next weekend! 

PHILIP PENMAN

Which one most resonates with you and why? Copyright @PHILPENMAN WWW.PHILPENMAN.COM Link in Bio to sign up to mailing list Print available at WWW.PHILPENMAN.COM Location: New York, USA Shot with the Leica Cameras Note: All images are original as shot and Not computer generated AI. “The experience of creating an image is more important than the final result“ 

Ansel Adams Photographer, Artist & Activist

“Stream, Sea, Clouds, Rodeo Lagoon, Golden Gate National Recreation Area, California,” 1962. Photograph by Ansel Adams ©️The Ansel Adams Publishing Rights Trust 

Luke | UK Filmmaker

A trip of a lifetime on another planet 🌍 Socotra, Yemen 🇾🇪 with @travelingsocotra 

Travel & Photography Magazine

An analogous color palette with deep greens and mossy tints to keep developing your editing style! With @michaelkagerer / A study by Rolf G. Kuehni (2015) estimates that, under ideal conditions, humans can potentially distinguish up to 40 million colors. Green is considered the most nuanced color. The human eye can distinguish around 100 shades of green clearly, but when subtle differences in brightness and saturation are taken into account, this number can rise into the hundreds of thousands, or even exceed one million. The challenge lies in choosing the right shade of green to convey the intended emotion in an image. Colors influence how we feel, and even slight variations in green can evoke very different emotional responses. For example, mint can act as a soft neutral, but when allowed to shine, it suggests hope and new beginnings. Teal captures the spirit of summer, while pine reflects the quiet strength and resilience of the mountains. So, while all greens fall under a broad emotional umbrella of nature and balance, the specific message depends heavily on the tone. Bright = energy. Dark = strength. Pale = peace. In this series beautifully captured by @michaelkagerer, deep greens and mossy tints are present throughout the images. In image one, a deep green with a subtle olive or mossy tint dominates the scene (3e4830). This green conveys a grounded, earthy presence. It feels mature and steady, evoking forests, damp soil, and shaded undergrowth. This shade suggests introspection, quiet strength, and a connection to nature’s mysterious, hidden layers. It’s not loud, but it holds weight—perfect for evoking depth, endurance, and a sense of timeless calm in your edits. If you’d like to incorporate a similar palette into your work, here’s the color breakdown from image one, including names, HEX codes, and approximate dominance: 263023 (Dark forest green) – 50.2% 3e4830 (Pine/earthy green) – 19.9% 656c57 (Mossy gray-green) – 12.8% 9c9c8b (Muted olive-gray) – 9.7% 32241c (Dark brown) – 7.4% @nomadict: What’s your favorite shade of green—and do you know how to bring it to life in your edits? 🌿🎨 

EMMETT SPARLING 🌎 TRAVEL

Happy Mother’s Day to all the amazing mom’s out there- human or not. The strongest bond I’ve seen in nature is between a mother and her child- it’s a love that transcends all species. 

Alan Schaller

A silhouettes series captured in Melbourne 🇦🇺 

Street Photo International

Congratulations to the following photographers who made this week’s #SPi_BnW theme shortlist. Image and Artist 1. @larisaschubert 2. @znipertraveling 3. @salih_photography_ 4. @street_ashh 5. @the_photobit 6. @ren.pauline_1 7. @lauradevillebonne . . . . #SPiCollective #streetphotography #street_photography