Andres goal is to keep learning new things and ways to bring life to his photographs with his personal visions.

Ryan's ongoing project about 'lived' spaces is designed to pose questions...What happens on these streets? What happens inside these homes?

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Michael Capulong is just at the beginning of his photography journey capturing beautiful graphic street scenes.

Hailing from Hawaii, Tim actually defies all that beauty of Hawaii to instead showcase the raw and gritty photos of the streets.

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Capturing the sociology of everyday life, searching for human faces and emotion, brings Neslihan closer to photojournalism.

Growing up within his family's mask-making atelier, an early curiosity developed surrounding what lies beneath someone's facade.

French journalist Damien Goret captures the poetry of walkers, rainy days, and the graphic geometry of shadows on sunny days.

Karen is a visual storyteller whose photographs engage the viewers. She shares her photographs from her series 'Music Story'.

For American photographer Frank Matagrano, photography is an accidental autobiography with a tinge of the unbelievable.

John likes photography, it gives him the chance to be creative and to make images that combine design and emotion.

Enzo Crispino considers himself an "interpreter" of photography. He shares with us his photo documentary project "Eight Hours".

Sven is a German photographer who taught himself the art of street photography through the use of his iPhone camera.

Now living in the USA, Zeeshan, a graphic designer, carefully composes his images to create visual poetry.

Maurizio is interested in the search for the beauty in small forgotten things or capturing those sudden moments on people faces.

Ruber is a Cuban photographer, now living in Southern Chile, far from his home country, where he documents life on the streets.

For Kenneth, photography is his hobby, his inspiration, his expression form, and much much more.

Canadian street photographer David Lawless likes to strip his images down to their basic parts to use light as a graphic element.

Photojournalist Federico Quintana tells a fascinating story about the indigenous Chipaya people who live on high Bolivian salt flats.

German photographer Annette Lang shared with us a personal account about the Nice waterfront, her "Cape of Good Hope".

Gregorio is a photographer from Southern Italy who spent twelve years in Bologna, photographing its atmosphere in its "last light".

Greek photographer Melita Vangelatou shares her story about life in her current home town, Casablanca, Morocco.

Tony shares his series 'Crossings' reflecting mystery and anonymity of the people in a rural town in New Zealand.