In 2021 my presence on YouTube was more evident. I share my favorite videos published on my channel: ALEX COGHE STREET PHOTOGRAPHY CHANNEL

Coyoacan is a a gem set in Mexico City. It is a great location to make photos to models and in fact I used a lot for my works. I realized in the past also some workshops there.

META (intended as facebook and instagram) hates art. And in the fascism of the politically correct it is also lost in the most sinister moralism.

OK, now I have one of the best blogs dedicated to Street Photography. This year I made an important work, making photos everywhere, pushing my limits, travelling and working in rough places more than ever. And now what? What I have to do next year? Here you go with my 10 Street Photography resolution for 2022!

Follow my YouTube if you are a street photographer.

I am receiving a lot of messages about the change in my photography in recent times.

Let’s be clear: Street Photography is more and more a practice not tolerated in this world.

There is a small but fundamental difference.

In the analysis of memory, a subject I am interested in as a writer of photography things, I found myself exploring something that was part of the culture several decades ago.

On instagram the top nine this year is

If you are looking for secrets about street photography on the web you will always find the same advice on the technique. We think differently here.

In 2018 Polaris Images commissioned me a breaking news work on the situation of migrants arriving in Mexico City. Today I am talking to you about that work and how, in carrying it out, the dignity of people was the priority aspect that I took care to preserve.

I have several photos included in the flickr explore. I don't know exactly what that means because is done through an algorithm, but is an opportunity to be known by more photographers.

It was not easy to make a selection of the best shots made this year. In fact it is never easy. I have taken a lot of photos this year, but the ones you see are somehow the most significant to me.

I was asked to go deeper into the humanistic aspects that inspire my photography. So I am answering to some questions.

This is one of the major themes that I share with my students. In my Street Photography workshops we work to get photographs that will still make sense when the decades have passed.

I have lived the metropolitan reality since I was a child. And my visions have always been influenced by what I saw on TV.

Let me introduce you Rudy

I don't like taking classic photos at Christmas. Rather I ignore. But when I find something peculiar then yes.

Memory is that thing that allows us to have the tangibility of being alive, of existing. Photography is an act aimed at memory.