"Street Photography"
by Don Toothaker, MNEC
Monday, November 25, 7:15 PM


The human story is a powerful and transformative one. As photographers, we have opportunities to photograph various subjects during our travels, but few, if any, are more compelling than street photography. Photographing people in the course of their everyday lives is one of the most rewarding challenges a photographer can undertake. For decades now Street Photography has been a popular, creative, and even controversial genre of photography.

Join local photographer Don Toothaker for a presentation and discussion regarding ideas, concepts, and concerns of Street Photography in the current digital age.

Our speaker a self-taught photographer who has been professionally photographing a variety of subjects for the past 25 years while teaching others to do so as well. As the Director of Photo Adventures for Hunts Photo and Video in Massachusetts, Don leads numerous instructional photo walks in the greater Boston and New England area as well as a wide variety of photography workshops locally, nationally, and internationally. He is deeply committed to sharing the unique beauty of the world through his imagery, his writings, and his instructing.

He is currently using Nikon Z Mirrorless camera systems and is a juried member of Nikon Professional Services.

You can see more of his work at www.toothakerphoto.com as well as his daily posts to Instagram @don_toothaker.