Subway Zen
A small collection of snapshots taken daily during my subway trips while I loved to observe this underworld.
A small collection of snapshots taken daily during my subway trips while I loved to observe this underworld.
Old Dhaka is the most crowded and oldest part of Dhaka city, always on its toes, in a boisterous way. Chaotically beautiful!! I found that spite, that vigor for life, that chaos in Old Dhaka; the kind of chaos that doesn’t make you feel uncomfortable but rather invites you to immerse in life whole heartedly. This is the kind of chaos I can romanticize, the one that vibes of spirits, of energy, joys and heartache and an amalgamation of varied sensory mediums.
Wandering in Casablanca. Light was beautiful and people were kind and nice to me. Nevertheless that was the hardest place to make street photography I've ever seen.
45 photographers and more of 180 images, in the photo exhibition in the historical city of Ferrara, from the 7th March to the 10th March 2019.
Running from the Sun is a personal project focused on small towns along Route 66 in New Mexico. The images develop narratives that can be related to towns everywhere.
Wandering on the streets from Brussels to Barcelona, always looking for street scenes and moments of everyday life.
"Berlin after dark" is a surreal Street Photography series by Sebastian Jacobitz, who paints the Berlin Christmas Market in a different light.
"Ruins from the Old World"… it was about street-photography and wandering, it was about myself and the people, it was about loneliness and the modern world.
There is always a price to pay, a sacrifice to watch the festival, Until some questions arise in me, are they entertained? Do they enjoy the show?
Two months ago I found in my films folders a 2014 photo series that was not edited. I just did it and that's called "Everyday is a Sunday"
Activities around can make you aware of something. I take hours to watch what some people do on the green grass. Although what I got was a feeling of emptiness in the crowd.
I started this to capture the contrast between the film posters that dominate the streets with its all radiant glory and between those who live on streets.
