Mike Chudley is a UK-based photographer and creative.

• 1. NOW IS THE TIME - Street photography isn’t new but there’s more to see than ever.2. SEE FOR YOURSELF - We’re all unique, so no one shoots street photography like you.3. THE BEST CAMERA - Pack only essentials and choose a camera you don’t want to put down.4. AND YOU’RE OFF - Every image starts with a ‘trigger’. Discover yours to begin the game.5. URBAN PLAYGROUND - The streets are paved with puzzles. Figure out how to fit the pieces together.6. PEOPLE WATCH - Set your dos and don’ts – then step back while the drama unfolds.7. EXPLORE EDGES - Seek out great photographs hiding among the in-between times and places.8. CITY AS CHARACTER - Wherever you find yourself in the world, embrace what makes it distinctive.9. BREAK THE RULES - Know the conventions of composition but be open to the unexpected.10. FRESHEN UP - Test yourself by imposing limitations to keep your creative cogs turning.11. SPARK STORIES - Ignite the viewer’s imagination, whether through clarity or confusion.12. AUTHENTICITY WINS - Perfection is overrated. The photographs we want to look at again feel real.13. MIX AND MATCH - Many of the strongest street photographs deploy repetition, contrast or both.14. BE SELECTIVE - Editing is a whole art form in itself. Pick images that speak in your voice.15. PRINT MEANS MORE - Digital has its uses but nothing beats holding photography in your hands.16. SHARE WORK - When people see your photographs, they breathe new life into them.17. BUILD COMMUNITY - To level up your photography, forge links with others, either online or IRL.18. STILLS IN MOTION - Creating videos about the way you work makes you a better photographer.19. SELF PUBLISH - Don’t wait around to get your images into zines and books. Do it yourself.20. ARCHIVE LIFE - You are a street photographer. Your job is to chronicle history in the making.

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Mike Chudley is a UK-based photographer and creative.

• 1. NOW IS THE TIME - Street photography isn’t new but there’s more to see than ever.2. SEE FOR YOURSELF - We’re all unique, so no one shoots street photography like you.3. THE BEST CAMERA - Pack only essentials and choose a camera you don’t want to put down.4. AND YOU’RE OFF - Every image starts with a ‘trigger’. Discover yours to begin the game.5. URBAN PLAYGROUND - The streets are paved with puzzles. Figure out how to fit the pieces together.6. PEOPLE WATCH - Set your dos and don’ts – then step back while the drama unfolds.7. EXPLORE EDGES - Seek out great photographs hiding among the in-between times and places.8. CITY AS CHARACTER - Wherever you find yourself in the world, embrace what makes it distinctive.9. BREAK THE RULES - Know the conventions of composition but be open to the unexpected.10. FRESHEN UP - Test yourself by imposing limitations to keep your creative cogs turning.11. SPARK STORIES - Ignite the viewer’s imagination, whether through clarity or confusion.12. AUTHENTICITY WINS - Perfection is overrated. The photographs we want to look at again feel real.13. MIX AND MATCH - Many of the strongest street photographs deploy repetition, contrast or both.14. BE SELECTIVE - Editing is a whole art form in itself. Pick images that speak in your voice.15. PRINT MEANS MORE - Digital has its uses but nothing beats holding photography in your hands.16. SHARE WORK - When people see your photographs, they breathe new life into them.17. BUILD COMMUNITY - To level up your photography, forge links with others, either online or IRL.18. STILLS IN MOTION - Creating videos about the way you work makes you a better photographer.19. SELF PUBLISH - Don’t wait around to get your images into zines and books. Do it yourself.20. ARCHIVE LIFE - You are a street photographer. Your job is to chronicle history in the making.

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Mike Chudley is a UK-based photographer and creative.

• 1. NOW IS THE TIME - Street photography isn’t new but there’s more to see than ever.2. SEE FOR YOURSELF - We’re all unique, so no one shoots street photography like you.3. THE BEST CAMERA - Pack only essentials and choose a camera you don’t want to put down.4. AND YOU’RE OFF - Every image starts with a ‘trigger’. Discover yours to begin the game.5. URBAN PLAYGROUND - The streets are paved with puzzles. Figure out how to fit the pieces together.6. PEOPLE WATCH - Set your dos and don’ts – then step back while the drama unfolds.7. EXPLORE EDGES - Seek out great photographs hiding among the in-between times and places.8. CITY AS CHARACTER - Wherever you find yourself in the world, embrace what makes it distinctive.9. BREAK THE RULES - Know the conventions of composition but be open to the unexpected.10. FRESHEN UP - Test yourself by imposing limitations to keep your creative cogs turning.11. SPARK STORIES - Ignite the viewer’s imagination, whether through clarity or confusion.12. AUTHENTICITY WINS - Perfection is overrated. The photographs we want to look at again feel real.13. MIX AND MATCH - Many of the strongest street photographs deploy repetition, contrast or both.14. BE SELECTIVE - Editing is a whole art form in itself. Pick images that speak in your voice.15. PRINT MEANS MORE - Digital has its uses but nothing beats holding photography in your hands.16. SHARE WORK - When people see your photographs, they breathe new life into them.17. BUILD COMMUNITY - To level up your photography, forge links with others, either online or IRL.18. STILLS IN MOTION - Creating videos about the way you work makes you a better photographer.19. SELF PUBLISH - Don’t wait around to get your images into zines and books. Do it yourself.20. ARCHIVE LIFE - You are a street photographer. Your job is to chronicle history in the making.

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