Urban Street Photographer Steve Rolfe he was inspired by a book of Street Photography, which provided the fuel for his creativity.. He explains how, with his own figures, he began to capture stories of the world around him. Finally, after having some of his work published, he decided to leave his job in 2014 and go professional. Host Raymond Hatfield also talks about what captivates him in certain stories or series within photography.

Steve Rolfe has been a professional photographer since 2014, when he took a leap of faith and left his 22-year-long job in the civil service. His journey to success began when he picked up a book of street photography and was captivated by the images. Steve then purchased a bridge camera and began experimenting with creating miniature architectural figures, which were eventually published in magazines and newspapers. He continues to use this creative process in his work as a professional photographer.

The Big Ideas with Timestamps:

00:01:06 Capture stories in tiny ways.
00:07:13 Capture life in photos.
00:13:09 Planning and whimsy in photos.
00:19:08 Planning and creativity required.
00:26:05 Keep it simple and creative.
00:37:47 Creativity needs time and space.
00:40:59 Stay the course for success.
00:49:13 Print photos to experience them.
00:50:18 Deepen your photography knowledge.

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366: Steve Rolfe: Tiny Tales and Big Imagination: A Unique Way to Photograph Life On The Street

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366: Steve Rolfe: Tiny Tales and Big Imagination: A Unique Way to Photograph Life On The Street