“It’s not really ideal for street photography”
Deb Bonney from Australia about her hometown Warrnambool.
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“Photography is fiction and creation above all”
Gustavo Minas, journalist and freelance photographer from Brasilia, Brazil, about his view on photography.
“The dark side of Blackpool”
… was better revealed in the light of day”. Benita Suchodrev about her photo series “48 hours Blackpool”.
“Honest Ed’s felt a lot like home to me”
Shlomi Amiga about photographing one of Toronto’s most famous and historical department stores.
“I was on parental leave and booked a plane ticket to Morocco”
Fabian Schreyer, German based street photographer about his short trip to Chefchaouen, Morocco.
“They all stood their grounds because they love their king”
Tang Tawanwad Wanavit about his photo series shot two days before Thailand lost their king Bhumibol Adulyadej
“The rich, the poor, all enlightened by the same light”
Alessandro Schiariti about photographing between the pillars of the Vatican City.
“In the past I thought that wasn’t my thing”
Nei Valente, New York based photographer about photographing parades, protests and big groups of people
What strikes me here is the light
Luca Paccusse about photographing in his hometown Rome
Street Photography on the doorstep
Darren Lehane wanted to see what he could come up with by literally just stepping out of his front door.
On the transition from home to work
Tadashi Onishi about photographing in Shinjuku, Tokyo, his transition from home to work.
A very productive afternoon in Coney Island
Mathias Wasik, member of the New York City Street Photography Collective NYC-SPC, spend a very productive afternoon in Coney Island.
The warmth of sicilian people
Francesco D’Alonzo takes us on a dive through Vucciria and Ballarò Market in Palermo, Sicily, Italy.
Jack Simon’s streets of San Francisco
Jack Simon takes us on a four hour dive through the streets of the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art.
Jonathan Pui doesn’t let the sun go down
Australian Street Photographer shoots people in the low orange sunlight that shines directly down all of Sydney’s Market Street
The robotic predictability of London life
Streetmax21 captures the robotic predictability of life in the city of London, made strangely seductive by the formality of its inhabitants.
During Frédéric Saez lunch break
During his lunch break, Frédéric Saez went street diving around La Madeleine, Paris.
Roy Rozanski’s dive for characters and atmosphere
Roy Rozanski dived for unique characters and atmosphere at Carmel market in his hometown Tel Aviv.
Michele Berlingeri absorbs the laziness of peaceful waters
Michele Berlingeri takes us on a street dive around Rialto Bridge, in a time of year where this city is still asleep and therefore so different as we all know it. Venice!
Max Gor dives with the women
Max Gor, photographer from London, went to Women’s March on London, where thousands of women spread a message of inclusiveness and positivity in the wake of the rising tide of intolerance and division that has emerged during the US Election.