Rasoul Safizadeh
Rasoul Safizadeh I was born in 1984 in Tehran, Iran and still live there. I studied photography in university and after graduation started my career path as a photographer. I’ve always loved cinema, especially the classic genre that inspired me to observe related visual rules. So as a result I experienced different types of photography [...] Yasaman Dehmiyani
Tehran is always awake Tehran is the capital of Iran and one of the busiest cities in Iran. Tehran is a bustling city that does not see solitude, people who are on the streets very early in the morning for a living. This project shows my journey in the mornings of the crowded neighborhoods of [...] David Fidalgo
David Fidalgo Women The city and the passage of time. Torn, ripped, dirty posters. "Paper women" who were once the target of the false beauty of advertising, now show much deeper feelings in an arbitrary way thanks to small imperfections. There are no more luxuries, no “clichés”. Women discover themselves through empowerment, maturity, sadness. I [...] Bouwe Brouwer
Bouwe Brouwer Postcards from Fryslân The province of Friesland (Fryslân in local dialect) locates in the northern region of The Netherlands. I was not born or raised there, but my parents and grandparents were. My first name, Bouwe, is a very typical Frisian name that you cannot hear anywhere else in the Netherlands. With this [...] Alan Burles
Alan Burles 10 photographs that found me. This project is about ideas and narrative. It is because I feel that street photography can be more than colours, shapes, silhouettes etc. It can be rich in ideas and humour. But it is a collection that I didn’t look for, I feel that these photographs found me. [...] Andy Hann
Andy Hann WELCOME TO HOLLYWOO Growing up in Los Angeles, he always knew it was one of the strangest places in the world. As an adult, he set out to prove it. Through a three year photo essay, Hann chose to document the quarter mile stretch known by the locals as "the boulevard of broken [...] Dimitri Mellos
Dimitri Mellos Oblivious City I walk the streets of New York City and photograph strangers. Serendipity, evanescence, a deep respect for and affirmation of the world as encountered: these are the elements that are essential to my approach. The scope of my photos is narrow and mundane, like the lives they depict – like the [...] Mark Davidson
Mark Davidson Mark Davidson starts work early. Employed as a breakfast radio producer, his day begins at 2am. But waking up early has its advantages. Jumping out of bed in the middle of the night means that Mark’s working day is over by mid-morning, and allows him to shoot street photography on his walk home. [...] Masoud Gharaei
Masoud Gharaei was born in March 1988, he is an Iranian photographer. He is known for his photographic projects that take an intimate, anthropological look at aspects of modern life, in particular documenting the social classes of Iran. He is also the founder of Street Photographers foundation. InstagramWebsite About The Collection... Strangers In The City [...] Giacomo Vesprini
Giacomo Vesprini I was born and raised in a Small Town in central Italy 35 years ago. Despite my life looked quite standard at the very beginning, I understood that "standard" didn't fit for me. Psychology helped me to express my inner personality without fear, so I stepped out of university with my degree and [...] Chu Viet Ha
Chu Viet Ha I am Chu Viet Ha, Street Photographers base hanoi, Vietnam. I am a photography enthusiast especially street photography. Photography is really a powerful tools, a bridge which helps me to communicate with the diversity of life and people around. A kind of photography religion that I have pursued and continued to pursue [...] David Stewart
David Stewart I began my career by photographing punk bands including The Clash and The Ramones. My first job was photographing the passing parade of colourful characters on Morecambe UK Promenade with squirrel monkey’s Joey and Queenie. My work involves observing the strangeness of everyday life, people and pop culture and reconstructing these scenes as large scale [...] 
