Giorgio Mugnai
My own private Brazil. Mainly my love for geometry and architecture and wondering. Most images done in Brasilia which I think is visually unknown to the public.
Roberto Campos Brilhante
Boa tarde às coisas aqui embaixo (Good Afternoon to the things below). Documental photos of downtown neighboorhoods of São Paulo, Brazil.
Mario Victor Bergo Crosta
Chance. Humans have a huge tendency to seek motivations for a chance. When we hear a story about a mugging that ended with the death of the victim, the first thing we ask is “
Fábio Andrade
Streets, subway stations, cemeteries, people, mainly people and their sensibilities, their moments spiked in the city of São Paulo, Brazil registered at random and eternalized in
Diego Herculano
Children of an Invisible Brazil. Over the years, I have visited some favelas in Brazil and recorded the daily lives of some children in this universe. Childhood is extremely import
Túlio Cerquize
An extension of the body. The camera is an extension to the street photographer’s body. You need to carry one everywhere you go. The photos you make start reflecting on your
Fernando José Zerbinati Cologi
Color in chaos. Street photography was the way I found to face my internal conflicts, which disturb me daily. But more than that, the idea of walking, aimlessly, brings a gre
Vitor Damasio
São Paulo. From head to toe I photographed my city, São Paulo, a gigantic city, with dangers like any other city, but with its excellent locations, buildings and bundles of light
Helio Milani Jr
A living city. Living in São Paulo, the metropolis is an alpha global city, and the most populous in Brazil. Having the largest economy in Latin America, and the Southern Hemisphe
