It is finally here with me. My new street photography combo is a mirrorless with extremely compact dimensions.

The story of a photograph is a kaleidoscope of stories and life

I am pleased to introduce this limited series of prints

Today I want to talk to you about what I think about the “guns available” for a street photographer.

I am happy to announce this big news. MEXICO PHOTOGRAPHY EXPERIENCES will bring together all my proposal as a photography educator, counting now with a Facebook page.

Yesterday I went back to the state of Mexico to photograph…

Street Photography is not about the rules. Street Photography is to feel the vibe and energy in front of you and to be able to capture it in a frame. Street Photography is a matter to be there.

I am done with being ambassador for camera manufacturers. Freedom is more important. And then is never a regular relationship: the brands take more than you receive. Always.

I am always happy when I can give a workshop, sharing my experience with other photographers. And I am more happy when I meet someone with a great desire to learn and with a positive attitude, because the workshops become relaxing and fun experiences, which also help with taking better photos.

I show how with simple camera settings in a DSLR Canon camera and a slight correction with Lightroom you can achieve results very similar to the much respected black and white of the Ricoh GR cameras, a must for all photographers who particularly appreciate the aesthetics of Japanese photography.

Guys, I share just a photo today. More to come soon.

Street Photography has to be done but it can also be talked about. In this post I want to share the most inspirational quotes I ever read. I selected not the most known or the ones always shared:I prefer to include those that have marked my photography in a certain way, especially in terms of approach.

My life and my profession are more and more full of the photography that I love most.

I believe that there is a need to think of street photography not as a series of formal and content boundaries or even as a genre of photography, but rather as an experience and a way of thinking and living photography. For this reason I have decided to propose this manifesto.

I just published a Street Photography workshop that I will give in Mexico City next month. This is also a reminder of the next workshops you can book on this website.

Maybe something is moving.

Even though it didn't have a definition from the beginning, Street Photography has always existed.

Intention: to record public life as it is found. Intent:do it by trying to get something good also from an artistic point of view and not just a documentary one.

Guys, except Hasselblad, I worked with cameras of each brand so I assume I know what I'm talking about.

What I have always pursued is evident above all from the gaze turned to the people who have matured in the last year.