Alec Soth is another of those great American ‘on-the-road photographers’. In the footsteps of Walker Evans, Stephen Shore and Joel Sternfeld, he photographs roadside America.

The most fascinating places I’ve visited in the past year…

He loved photographing the vernacular—people found along the road, in the streets of small towns, or in cafes. For fifty years, he captured roadside America…

Large format documentary and the all American road trip—that’s what Joel Sternfeld is all about for me.

A lot of his photos convert the world into some kind of fairy tale. It’s like you’re looking at a still of a historic movie—I don’t mind at all…

This was just the beginning of a new path in life—one that involved a lot of hard work...

With production teams and budgets that rival those of movies, his work is controversial but incredibly fascinating...

It’s difficult to pick just one photograph that stand out because he has so many great ones. So I thought, let me pick a photograph of him that I really like and then find one of my photos with a similar vibe.

The most unexciting things and scenes are interesting to capture on photo. I’ll photograph anything if it triggers an emotion and roadside America does just that.

In my last post, I was telling you about how I made some changes in my life to become the photographer I wanted to be. Did it help?

Being all over the place, it’s a problem I had and still have sometimes. Lots of photographers have the same problem: Not focusing their photography…

You don’t need to visit crazy places for photography. Any place will do if you just take your time and look.

We’ve had some crazy experiences and great adventures but I never took a break from photographing. So, I thought it would be a good idea to pick my favorite photos from our travels.

Everything could be an inspiration for your photography. Why do I find motel rooms interesting and inspiring? It’s not just the room…

OK, then. I don’t know what happened here but what started as just wanting to share some street photography from Santo Domingo, turned out to be some kind of motivational speech. I’ll just post it anyway, and the street photos too...

Street photography is always a part my travel photography. You spend most of the time in the streets when traveling and in most countries, life happens on the streets…

If you like culture, history and travel photography, there's no better choice to make than to travel to India right now…

I love street photography but somehow I often don't like to shoot in large Asian cities. Hat Yai was different…

“You're doing it wrong.” That's basically the reaction I get when people – without having seen my photos – learn I use a medium format camera for almost every kind of photography…