Think Like a Street Photographer by Matt Stuart
If you’re looking for one of the best street photography books to sharpen your eye, Matt Stuart’s Think Like a Street Photographer deserves a spot on your shelf.
Find Your Frame by Craig Whitehead
ICraig Whitehead, known online as SixStreetUnder, wrote Find Your Frame to help photographers bring order to unpredictable street scenes. This isn’t just another technical guide — it’s a photography composition book that focuses on color, framing, and storytelling.
How I Make Photographs by Joel Meyerowitz
Joel Meyerowitz is widely regarded as one of the masters of street photography, and How I Make Photographs reads like a personal conversation with him. Rather than overwhelming readers with gear talk, Meyerowitz focuses on photography mindset, seeing light, and staying curious in everyday life.