When you weren't born in a city you don't belong to that city and it doesn't belong to you. You can only learn to love it.

Taking pictures of shop windows that give me another world back…

I am pleased to announce this new street photography experience: a 3 days workshop in the state of Hidalgo. I am the only one to propose an experience like this.

I am not anymore on facebook. I have deleted my main account and also the secondary ones, including the page. Permanently.

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It is a project made with iPhone 8 and a virtual camera allowing me to make 2 photos in a frame. In this way I can propose diptychs.

Soon I will release the first book.

The photographs made during my last trip were particularly appreciated. Honored by the appreciation, I just posted a video on my youtube channel

I share photos made in Tulancingo, Pachuca, Acaxochitlán.

My youtube channel comes up with a novelty: I present in Spanish language.

Mountain. Fog. A dog crosses the street and looks at me.

Of all the photos taken during my short trip, this is the best for me:

These days I was traveling. I visited Pachuca and Tulancingo, in the state of Hidalgo. I was in Acaxochitlán, a mountain community not far from Tulancingo. Expect to see many photos but in the meantime:

How we can consider a street photograph a good street photo?

Analyzing myself…

The street to me is the big stage

I wanted to show you this photo

We read often about Zen philosophy applied to Street Photography. But what does this mean?

Old School. Old School Street Photography. Based on characters, gestures and expressions. The humanist gaze indulges in the realistic view of the world.

You fill up the frame with feelings, energy, discovery, and risk, and leave room enough for someone else to get in there. - Joel Meyerowitz

In a very short time Canon seems to have bridged the gap with the competition. I am following with keen interest the development that proceeds without hesitation towards the mirrorless market.

But what is the secret of the fascination that we received to see a street photograph? What makes it, at least in our eyes, something absolutely different and, allow me, superior to any other genre?