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This is Eighty NX and this is The Candid Frame.

Last weekend, I participated in a special event at the Los Angeles Center of Photography.

During a weekend dedicated exclusively to street photography, seven photographers presented their work

and experience to a full

house. I was really honored to be among some very talented people, some of whom you'll be

hearing from in a bit. What was fascinating to me about the day was the unique approach practiced

by each photographer. Most of the photographers who presented

photograph in Los Angeles, and so we often spend time in similar communities and areas,

but our images can and are amazingly different. It served as a reminder of how photography

is such a personal expression of who we are and how we see.

Now, some of these photographers will be familiar to you, as I've had the opportunity to

interview them in the past, but some I haven't, but I'll be remedying that really soon.

But make sure to check out each photographer's work when you have the chance.

You'll find the link to each photographer's website in the show notes and the blog at

the candid frame.com. We start off with David Ingram, who is a Los Angeles-based photographer

and musician. His work has been presented in numerous publications such as the Los Angeles Times,

Black and White magazine, American Photo Magazine, and David Allen Harvey's Byrne magazine.

His work has been exhibited worldwide from Paris to Istanbul, New York, and Toronto,

and David has made the iPhone his camera of choice for the last five years.

Street photography.

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