Juror: Ed Kashi
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As the world becomes more paranoid about being photographed, especially "on the street" where there isn't a chance to ask for permission first, the journalistic or documentary photographer still yearning to make candid images on the streets must be more creative, patient and sometimes deceptive.
| Exhibit Calendar (Subject to Change) | |
| Exhibit Opens: | 13 December 10 |
| Artists' Reception: | 19 December 10 00:00 |
| Exhibit Closes: | 6 January 11 |
 Scene on the StreetExhibit Catalog now available at PrestoPhoto | |
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Juror's Statement: Ed Kashi |
| Balance Juror's Choice 
| Young Homeless Couple People's Choice 
| Saint-Michel Station, Paris People's Choice 
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From the series 
| Lollipop
| Luck of the Irish
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Santa Cruz - old Manila
| Ceremony
| Untitled 4, 2010 (from NYC series).
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Untitled 3, 2010 (from NYC series).
| Untitled 2, 2010 (from NYC series).
| Untitled 1, 2010 (from NYC series).
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Navy Boy in St. Petersburg
| N.Y.C. Marathon #2
| Crown Fountain, Millennium Park, Chicago, Illinois
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Smokey Mountain 10
| Smokey Mountain 2
| San Diego
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Woman with Burka, Washington, DC
| Flower Market, Hoi An, Vietnam
| Abandoned
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Lunch Break
| Man with Paper from 'Thirteen:Twenty Lacuna'
| Woman and Man from 'Thirteen:Twenty Lacuna'
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Calm amidst a flurry
| 5th Av Parade, Belushi masks, NYC
| Yellow Hat procession - Xiahe, Gansu, China
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Uighur bakers - Kashgar, Xinjiang, China.
| China Road Workers
| Red Wall, Montreal
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Mile End Corner, Montreal
| Saint Peter's Basilica, Vatican City
| Chair, The Netherlands
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Street Football, Italy
| Saint Catherine St., Montreal
| Marines on Liberty
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Wet boy in Chicago
| Columbus Day Beauty Queens
| Loop Studies: 01
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In the Spotlight
| Humankind, 
| Walking home, Beijing
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Mannequin and Pedestrians Near 4th and Pine
| Woman in a Vibrant Pink Ensemble Near 5th & Cherry
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Juror: Ed Kashi
Ed Kashi is dedicated to documenting the social and political issues that define our times. Kashi’s complex imagery has been recognized for its compelling rendering of the human condition. “I take on issues that stir my passions about the state of humanity and our world, and I deeply believe in the power of still images to change people’s minds. I’m driven by this fact; that the work of photojournalists and documentary photographers can have a positive impact on the world. The access people give to their lives is precious as well as imperative for this important work to get done. Their openness brings with it a tremendous sense of responsibility to tell the truth but to also honor their stories.”
Kashi’s images have been published and exhibited worldwide. Along with numerous awards, including honors from Pictures of the Year International, World Press Foundation, Communication Arts and American Photography, Kashi’s editorial assignments and personal projects have generated six books.
