Tag Archives: street photography

Anticipating The Decisive Moment

By Paul Kerins | Published: April 3, 2012

The Decisive Moment Henri Cartier-Bresson will always be remembered for his iconic black and white street photographs, but he will also be remembered for a famous phrase that is known by almost every serious photographer, ” The Decisive Moment ” . The term comes from his 1952 book Images à la sauvette, the English edition was titled, [...]

Grand opening of the Paul Kerins Photography Print Store.

By Paul Kerins | Published: November 10, 2011

I am very happy to announce the grand opening of the Paul Kerins Photography Print Store. The Paul Kerins Photography Print Store will be selling limited edition archival giclée photographic prints of my work. There are several sections in the store, the three main sections are Rural, Urban, and Series. Each section has sub-sections. It [...]

Breaking the “You Must Use a Tripod” Rule.

By Paul Kerins | Published: October 20, 2011

Benefits of hand-held photography and reasons for not using a tripod. How to hand-hold a camera correctly. You don’t always need to use a tripod. Yeah I said it, and it is true. You most likely have read in photography blogs, magazines, books, and perhaps been told by other photographers that you must use a [...]