The life of a street photographer includes going everywhere with the camera at all times. This makes the life experience constantly permeated with photography.

Guys,I always said that time will tell.

Guys, I think is great to be able to share with you the results achieved with my Olympus Stylus Infinity and 2 expired film rolls.

I created an heavy metal playlist who wants to retrace what my daily listening was a few decades ago.

Hey, street photographers, I am looking for great work to feature on this blog, on my magazine and my youtube channel.

Now we can wear our opassion and lifestyle with this cool t-shirt

I go out with my Canon Rebel and with the Olympus Stylus. In recent months I have shown how much even with an old DSLR you can take the photograph you want.

Big news! I am happy to announce that you can already purchase this new street photography manual.

On Saturday I photographed 2 gentlemen that are used to dance on the street.

Watch the last video on my YouTube channel

Here I am, back on the street

In this blog you have already read that I support the need for our street photos not to be out of context. If it is true that street photography should be a reflection on the human condition, then the place is very important in the economy of our visual research.

This blog tries to stay out of the controversy and wants to focus on the positive, but in any case I am interested in proposing a true culture of street photography. And therefore taking a clear position on certain aspects is part of this objective.

Finally I am able to share a selection of the photos made on Sunday.

I am more and more satisfied with my Canon Rebel T7 and the results I can achieve. Watch this video

As anticipated

A stone's throw from Tepito you will find the Lagunilla that counts with 3 markets: that of antiques, one of clothing and another of books. Where there is clothing there are also many street food places, even if I found them very expensive. What if I told you that Lagunilla looks a lot like the Fashion District in DTLA?

Guys, yesterday I was in downtown where I made some photos and some videos. In the next days I hope to present you a new video on my THE STREET PHOTOGRAPHY CHANNEL.

With over 10 years of experience as a professional photographer I want to have my say on cameras.

One of the most frequent complaints about contemporary photography is that we’re flooded with a constant stream of images, most of which don’t deserve our attention. The very nature of how we "feed" with images has in fact changed, with most people no longer even seeing photos in front of a computer screen but in the much smaller one of a mobile phone.