The Street Photographer Agenda Episode 29

My week on the streets of Mexico City Downtown

Some notes

How much landscape percentage enters my compositions? How preponderant does it become in visual storytelling inside the frame? To what extent will this perception, provided by the approach and, therefore, by the way of seeing, be a winning element in the future of a photograph? When I move to a new place the desire to show as many details as possible of the landscape around me certainly influences the images I create. But I would say that in any case it is something that is part of me, the essence of my photography and therefore the ontology of the photographer, of what I am as a photographer.

My wandering as a flaneur takes me to places I've never seen before. And as a new tourist of my own city, the city where I live and work, I am still surprised by the place. My photography is inevitably and heavily influenced by it. I have never understood landscape photography as the one to which the masses refer, but rather as an opportunity to probe within myself in a multifaceted relationship between the outside and the inside world. And here we go, again…