I am pleased to announce a new editorial project. If you are a street photographer, keep to read.

Mexico City. Downtown. Photos taken between 6:36pm and 6:56pm.

Making more photographs of a scene serves me this way

I share some photos made so far.

This year has been a special year. I explored new places, discovering new spots. I enjoyed my time spent to make my street photography. The city has been a precious ally for my visual research. through this post I share with you my balance sheet for this year.

Photography has a heart that beats in imperfection.

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One morning. Photographing in the city. Old Town. The shots

Thursday December 15th I will be live on my THE STREET PHOTOGRAPHY CHANNEL on YouTube.

I share the work made this week…

Converted into a celebrity thanks to media attention, including the Netflix series Chronicle of the Taco,

We see too many perfect shots, cleaned up, to the point that it seems more fashion than street photography.

This photo

Although social media pushes a trend of street photography that reduces it to a ridiculous flow of visual games and optical effects, real photography lives elsewhere. Yes, even street photography.

To drown out the screeching noise of a photography screamed but empty of content, where the superimpositions are an author's engraving to show off, I take refuge in a type of photography that has no claim to attention.

New mirrorless systems are driving the rapid demise of optical viewfinders. But this goes against the very essence of photography. A movement is born in defense of the optical viewfinder. And I ask you to participate.

The most attentive among you will not have missed these messages that I sent.

Many have asked me. And finally my first video course is available.

SHOTKIT published a survey among their readers and this is an opportunity to make some consideration.

This month