SINGLE IMAGE WINNER Gavin Libotte Jama Masjid Australia JURORS' PICKS Juan Carlo Calingo USA Rush Hour Yanni Rawat No India The Rhythm of the Street Juan Sostre USA Magic Coffee Laurent Niddam France Big Brother in black & white Yi Germany Nina Papiorek  Brennan Reaves USA I Spy Peter Kiraly Hungary Rainy Day Neil Johansson UK Black Dog Marc Tauber Germany at the End of the Night Blind Eyez Australia Barely Held Kenji Wada Japan You’ll Never Find Me Vahid Ghasemi Zarnoosheh Iran The Spectator Dog Face USA Ada ..read more

A Wider View – Street Photography Series A wider view, the view that I often like to find as a street photographer on my rambles through the cities, rare to find, but then I really enjoy it when I found them. A calm that you can rarely enjoy alone .. but sometimes there are those moments that I then try to hold on. When I observe people who also enjoy this situation, the moment has come to push the trigger. This broad view of urbanity invites me to linger … It also gives me strength, I can escape for a moment the hectic of the city. I am an image collector, do not plan photo projects. I let m ..read more

Unique & Abstract Street Photography by Italian Photographer Giovanni Tisocco Giovanni Tisocco, the visionary Italian Photographer, possesses a profound passion for capturing intangible emotions and indulging in a delightful interplay of shapes and colors that enchant the eyes and invigorate the mind. His photography is a vibrant expression of self and a powerful medium for communication. Unbound by calculations or excessive retouching, Giovanni’s distinctive style cuts straight to the heart of the matter, encapsulating raw moments and authentic narratives with finesse and authenticity. H ..read more

Enchanting Urban Symmetry: Black And White Street Photography By Rupert Vandervell Step into the mesmerizing world of Rupert Vandervell’s black and white street photography, where the bustling urban landscape transforms into a captivating realm of enchanting symmetry. With a keen eye for detail and an innate understanding of the play between light and shadows, Vandervell unveils the hidden poetry within city streets. In this monochromatic journey, Vandervell skillfully captures the essence of urban life through the lens of symmetry. Each photograph becomes a visual sonnet, weaving together th ..read more

About My series is basically about using music as an inspiration for candid street photography and putting music into pictures. In addition to being a street photography aficionado, I fell in love with music at a very early age. I was recently listening to a wonderful pop song sang by NYC-born singer-songwriter Melanie called ‘Beautiful People’ – listen to it if you like! Anyway, I thought this would also be a good title to a street photography series, and interesting to try to translate lines like “You live in the same world as I do”, “You ride the same subway” or “We’ve got so much in comm ..read more

About I’ve lived most of my life about 40 minutes south of San Francisco, California. I’ve trekked into (what I lovingly call) the city a few times a week for years, and it feels more like home than the suburbs I live in. Still, that distance allows me to avoid becoming desensitized to the frenzy of the city. Whenever I first step foot onto the proper urban street, the energy just feels different. The air of sterility becomes a distant memory. People are out and about in a way that doesn’t happen in the suburbs. That interaction and connection leads to a certain magic that only the city can ..read more

About In the brisk embrace of New York’s blizzard season, I’m called to the streets, much like a jazz musician is drawn to a piano. Manhattan becomes a stage, and as the city’s denizens, often caught off-guard, wade through blizzards, their dance narrates tales of resilience and spontaneity. With my trusted film Leica as an extension of my vision, I gradually find my rhythm, moving from a hesitant observer to a dynamic participant. I choose film, an ode to the classics, infusing each frame with depth and a timeless palette. The challenges of a slower shutter speed, born from on-camera flash ..read more

About There is a freedom in outward expression of any sort but amplified by the year spent indoors hiding from a deadly virus, freedom beginning in the Spring of 2021 took on a distinctive aura: a bold, colorful one. On the surface, there was a vibrancy, a specific mix of joy, defiance, morality, kindness, and a bit of despair, that I like to think is tinged with hope. Underneath the dyed hair and accessories, tatoos, and thigh high boots, stands someone’s son, someone’s daughter, a human with hopes and vulnerabilities. While we’re all trying to find our way in the world, the beauty of these ..read more

About In the brisk embrace of New York’s blizzard season, I’m called to the streets, much like a jazz musician is drawn to a piano. Manhattan becomes a stage, and as the city’s denizens, often caught off-guard, wade through blizzards, their dance narrates tales of resilience and spontaneity. With my trusted film Leica as an extension of my vision, I gradually find my rhythm, moving from a hesitant observer to a dynamic participant. I choose film, an ode to the classics, infusing each frame with depth and a timeless palette. The challenges of a slower shutter speed, born from on-camera flash ..read more

About The street is a movie set where ordinary people become stars.   ©Lu Wenbeng Lu Wenpeng Website ©Lu Wenpeng ©Lu Wenpeng ©Lu Wenpeng ©Lu Wenpeng ©Lu Wenpeng ©Lu Wenpeng ©Lu Wenpeng ©Lu Wenpeng ©Lu Wenpeng The post Lu Wenpeng appeared first on Street Photographers Foundation ..read more