Michele Bartalini
Moments. My work is curiosity, it is the ability to freeze funny situations, it is looking for light and darkness, gestures and expressions trying to communicate my point of view.
Rodrigo Roher
“Yuxta”. Juxtaposition is a rhetorical device that places two elements in close relationship for comparative purposes. Juxtaposition is a type of comparison. Typically,
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
Marco Martinazzo
Colors of Cuba. Ogni nuovo mattino, uscirò per le strade cercando i colori. Every new morning, I will go out into the streets looking for colors. “Cesare Pavese”
Phillip Jenkins
Rock and a Hard Place. Rock and a Hard Place is a series of pictures capturing the other side of Suzhou’s technology gloss and Shanghai’s unabashed glitz to document the everyd
Hans van Leeuwen
Havana streets as seen in 2017. Cuba is in a rapid transition, but the sounds and soul of the streets change slowly. Wander the streets of Havana, observe and create photographs th
Md. Sydul Islam
The Story of the Outsiders. I like to roam around the city and hunt down the strange and unnoticed moments. Try to capture the strange and unique moments whenever I have the chance
Mobin Mayeli
Iran and Bandar Abbas street photography. Photographs of the genre are street and documentary and all photos are documented and registered in Iran and Bandar Abbas.
Francesco Nigi
My point of view. This is a series of some of my street photographs, I prefer black and white because I love to emphasize the shadows and the lights; often shot with the viewfinder
Raffaele De Vivo
New York City streets. New York City amazes me – a melting pot where, despite the mixture of lives and cultures, people preserve their own individuality. Those single identit
Katarzyna Kubiak
Untitled. This is a collection of my street photographs.
Luciano Del Bufalo
Devotion. In Cusco, Peru the faithful claim that the effigy of Christ held off an earthquake that was threatening the city over 350 years ago. Ever since, the locals have been payi
Gianluca Morini
Close to Routine.Close to routine is an ongoing work of street photography realized using flash and wide angle lens, which are usually employed for landscape photography.
Andrés César
Beach and Carnival. I live in a city with a large urban beach and fantastic carnivals, I like to show in my photos the life of people on the street and in these environments.
Yalim Vural
For just feel the time and the street. For find different points of view. For searching reality and dreams.
Sebastian Jacobitz
Berlin After Dark. “The Berlin Ku’Damm is the most prominent shopping street in Berlin. Normally the street is filled with people looking for the newest dresses or Cell
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
Matthew Martin
All We Have Is Now. My first self-published zine. A selection of everyday images sprinkled with a generous handful of surrealism and cynicism.
Sohail Bin Mohammad
Street life of Dhaka. I always search for colors, unique subjects and candid moments in my surroundings. I love to shoot in public setting and try to find the unusual moments of li
Figueredo
Ten untold stories. Ten little stories from Cuba – untold so far.
Arturo Cañedo
Walking through the city, enjoy the sensations, shapes, textures that this emanates and make it somehow yours through photography, is a way, for me, to understand and understand th
Richard Mills
Agri-Culture. Agri-Culture, An incomplete guide to the English county show. This is a long term candid project (started 5 years ago) to document unique moments at county shows, typ
Alessandro Rocchi
The longest power outages in Ghana. When you walk through central Accra, you hear this annoying buzz. It’s like the buzz of a mosquito in your ear. It comes from all the busi
Saumalya Ghosh
Life in Street. I really love to see the small drama of everyday life as it is staged on the streets. Common people are my heroes and heroines who play themselves in this drama.
Stuart Paton
For people who don’t know Milan, it’s a bit like Bucarest but with more pizzerias. This is a selection of pictures from said city. To be fair, it’s a sort of skew
Filippo Drudi
Evolution of the abstract | A glimpse in the life of somebody else. A story, something happening… The beauty of normal things in everyday’s life. Meaning. That’s
Alessandro Prato
I think to have not a definite and recognizable style and honestly, for the moment, I don’t care. Color, Black and White, Flash and Film are tools I use in a functional and e
Antoni Lallican
Sleeper Class. Through my project Sleeper Class, I wanted to immerse people in the world of the lower middle class of Indian trains.
Ramon Pruneda Segura
Details and colors of my city. Born in Girona (Catalonia) and raised in Barcelona where I live. This series of photographs is my vision, basically, of the streets of my city.
Andy Hall
The Square Mile in the City of London. As a photographer working for the media often covering stories on how we live in our surroundings, I love that it’s street photography
Johan Jehlbo
Fairs & markets. Every summer in rural southern Sweden, the traveling marketplaces goes from small town to small town and stops for a couple of days. This draws thousands of p
Rudy Boyer
Sexy or not? I capture what the street can offer us. Sexy or not? everyone will make their choice.
Efrat Sela
Glimpse into those moments. The camera compels me to stop and pay attention to the environment, to see and feel people and situations around me. I find myself instantly and instinc
Daniele Martire
Purgatorio, circle of lust. ‘Or sai nostri atti e di che fummo rei: se forse a nome vuo’ saper chi semo, tempo non è di dire, e non saprei’. Circle of lust, seventh and last
Daniele Dainelli
An American Tale. A dive into the American streets, wandering in the chaos, voices and hot traffic lights. A storm full of tales, faces, past and present down to your feet.
