“You don't have to show these things” they said me. But I don’t care if this is going against a certain narrative. This is my work: to show what is Mexico.

Even if it doesn't look like I have a blog dedicated to street photography since 2009. Through this post I explain how I achieved to keep this commitment alive all these years without experiencing crisis.

Yesterday I went back in Downtown and one of the photos I took was this

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If a pandemic was enough to make you stop taking pictures, it means you weren't made to be a photographer. - Me, 2021

There is a more thoughtful street photography but when you are in crowded streets the parameters of choice change.

A beautiful print of my recent street photo that has been appreciated and picked by editors is now available for your home or office.

In my barrio I keep taking pictures and telling stories.

This is a story that I had decided to keep in the drawer, but then I said to myself that it deserves to be told to my readers.

Nobuyoshi Araki documented the adult only entertainment centers in the early 80s. The result is a book where there is a portrait of those times in Japan.

Do you like the dystopia in which they have made the world plunge? Well, even the world of photography is affected.

Mexicana this year is looking for female models interested to get featured in a printed book that will be proposed also in electronic edition. It will be a book containing all the models that will work with me this year.

I watched this documentary only recently on YouTube. It is in Spanish language. I appreciate the approach of the video because is deeply focused on the street photography that documents the human condition.

The carnival in Oaxaca with me will be a great opportunity for your street photography.

There are many photographers (even among the educators) who think that the photo should be only with horizontal orientation, the so called landscape and are opposed to vertical otrientation (portrait). Of course I don’t agree.

One of the recent photos realized in the streets of Mexico city downtown has been picked as STRKNG Editors' Selection.

In less than a year this blog has distinguished itself, achieving a good positioning (which can always be improved) as a blog essentially dedicated to street photography.

With another portrait I am for the 3rdtime in the Best Selected of the month.

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