Many believe that street photography should only propose images with complex compositions at certain levels. But many of the best photos of all time are characterized by being simple, straight to the point, because we remember them most.

I introduce you a definition, or a concept that I have in a determinate situation on the street.

Street Photography is what I propose more than anything on my Instagram. Instagram is a particular platform with plenty of images so it is important to direct the attention on our images and hashtags is an effective tool to use in this social network.

This is the year of the tiger, guys. And the smallest Chinatown in the world that is in Mexico City is preparing for the new Chinese year. It is a place where I photograph a lot also in common days.

First of all let me clarify: the futuristic world they intend to create if they can put it in the ass as far as I'm concerned.

The firstissue of the year for our street photography magazine

Here is a photo taken yesterday, a selfie, before starting my day as a street photographer.

With Canon announcing that it will no longer produce DSLRs in the future (the line will end with the EOS-1D X Mark III) we move on to the future but are we so sure that this is good?

In the separation within the frame, I feed a perception of the visual message that tends to create two images in one.

Platforms like facebook and instagram are not builded for photographers. strkng is a social media focused on photography.

Not a post for those obsessed with perfection…

Street photography has always reflected the human and therefore social condition.

Street Photography calls guys!!! I am so happy to invite you to my Mexico City Street Photography Experience that will take place in my city on March.

Now that it's all a lot of talk about what's real and what's not, I suggest: experience the city and you'll find the answer.

But I still love taking these pictures. It appears as a trademark. Maybe a day I will decide to make a book with these photos.

How many times have we read this on various blogs, on visitor-grabbing decalogues and even repeated in many workshops? It is time to question this widespread belief.

I reflected about the opportunity to publish it here. Because this blog is focused on photography.

First of all: after years of being fairly bland and inactive here in Mexico, I started exercising again: I ride a bike, I train with weights, I do some boxing. I take care of my diet and keep my immune system happy and therefore responsive. And what does all this have to do with street photography? Let me explain.

The Pandemic wiped out street photographers.