Today, I’m joined by Oscar Wollsten, a street photographer from Helsinki. His work speaks to me because of his emotional black-and-white double exposures.
Timestamps 00:00 Introduction to Oscar Wollsten and his street photography style 04:00 Experimental workshops: multiple exposures and in-camera techniques 07:53 Pre-visualization and spontaneity in multiple exposures 11:57 Combining photos from different days and ongoing projects 15:54 Influences from film noir, film directing, and visual arts 20:02 The importance of storytelling and expressive shapes 21:14 The Helsinki project: social issues and social worker collaborations 27:56 The influence of the COVID-19 pandemic on projects 31:59 The role of influence from photo books, films, and literature 36:08 Photographing in Helsinki: areas, safety, and social considerations 37:54 Dealing with street photography ethics and interactions 39:56 Creating visual stories that respect subjects and context 41:54 The monochromatic aesthetic and its emotional impact 43:55 The role of gear, limitations, and minimalist setups 45:50 Innovative ideas: from mouth to textures and everyday objects 47:55 Serendipity and spontaneity in creative projects 49:58 The influence of film, novels, and visual arts on style 51:53 Balancing inspiration, experimentation, and technical skills 53:56 The importance of personal vision and ongoing development 55:52 Final thoughts and advice for street photographers
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