I share in this blog photographs of my parents to propose a refleation about the importance of photography as document and memory

A photo made in 2017 in my hometown is an opportunity to think about the evolution of my photography.

Sometimes I read too often general tips on how to be a good street photographer. But the reality is that it all comes down to a single certainty: to be a good street photographer you have to take lots of good photos.

12 years of marriage with Carmen. And I also celebrate them on my blog with this photo.

Photographing here right now is one of the best experiences for a street photographer.

The Clash is my favorite punk rock group. A great soundtrack that inhabits my mind many times when I'm on the street.

My point of view is clear: street photography must be raw, direct, spontaneous.

Street Photography is about capturing those fleeting moments in life, and often this translates into a decidedly different research compared to what we mean by traditional photography.

Street Photography moves on a different plane. This is why it is profoundly different from photojournalism.

The choice is made and in a few days another workmate will be mine.

Did you notice that at some point street photography is snubbed by photographers who, in that way, rejecting the label think they have moved to another level?

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?