STREET PHOTOGRAPHY

by Liam & Dominique Shaw

PURCHASE PRINTS

a man sat in a blue car next to a blue wall

Silhouette of person watching New York skyline across water at sunset through ferry window.

Person mid-stride over rain puddle at city crossing, steam rising beside police car.

Girl holding bubble wand among children flying colourful kites on hazy seafront grass.

Older man with taped eye shield sits before blue train as child watches from carriage window.

Child holds colourful kite on sunlit beach as silhouettes wander at dusk.

Silhouetted couple embracing beneath a stone archway, framed by warm evening light during documentary wedding photography.

Silhouetted figure walking along beach at sunset, seen through window frames and cables.

Silhouetted guest and couple behind coloured glass during wedding reception

Woman in red headscarf walking past minimalist white wall, seen through narrow opening.

People walking across sandy beach near unfinished building, towels draped over heads in midday sun.

Projects

Silhouette of a man in a cowboy hat riding a donkey past a sunlit yellow wall. — A rider and donkey pass quietly along a vivid yellow wall, their silhouettes deep in afternoon light.

Commissions

Commercial & Editorial Street Photography

We bring the same observational eye to commercial commissions requiring a candid aesthetic—from global advertising campaigns and editorial features to behind-the-scenes documentation.

England // Fujifilm X-Pro 3

Japan // Fujfilm GFX 50S

Sri Lanka // Fujifilm Superia

UK STREET PHOTOGRAPHERS

What do you focus upon when there's everything to photograph and yet nothing to photograph?
On the street there are nothing but ideas. Nothing to shoot but what you bring to the frame. It is pure observation, its story only exists through artistry and composition. It teaches you to take a perspective; to make connections hidden to most.

These principles, taken from hours of wanderings on the street, are what we apply to all of our photography. Forget preconceptions, live in the moment, create a blank slate. The only thing worth considering is the scene in front of you and anything, considered through the artists lens, can be a photograph.

Multi-layered reportage wedding photograph - multiple wedding characters are seen on different planes of focus as the photographers fill the frame with mini-scenes

STREET-STYLE WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY

Click here to read about how street photography has come to influence our wedding photography and help originate the hybrid style many refer to as street-style wedding photography.