I went out for a day of shooting street portraits in Lima, Peru…

The real reason to visit Guatapé is the town itself and its people… a great place for photographers.

The streets are always busy and the weather’s great. In the evening, the light is perfect to shoot some good old street photography.

You need to think faster because even though traffic is slow, scenes pass by in seconds and there’s only a short time to react. There’s no turning back.

Being all over the place, it’s a problem I had and still have sometimes. Lots of photographers have the same problem: Not focusing their photography…

Santo Domingo and the Dominican Republic: The perfect place for some good old travel street photography…

OK, then. I don’t know what happened here but what started as just wanting to share some street photography from Santo Domingo, turned out to be some kind of motivational speech. I’ll just post it anyway, and the street photos too...

Street photography is always a part my travel photography. You spend most of the time in the streets when traveling and in most countries, life happens on the streets…

I love street photography but somehow I often don't like to shoot in large Asian cities. Hat Yai was different…

“You're doing it wrong.” That's basically the reaction I get when people – without having seen my photos – learn I use a medium format camera for almost every kind of photography…

Laos has a relaxed vibe like no other country in the world and there’s amazing nature and cities to explore. Here’s a selection of my favorite pictures from Laos and their stories.

I'm going over some of the pictures from our last trip to the Dominican Republic.  Here's a collection street shots from Santo Domingo, the capital.

Even as a professional photographer I still learn new techniques and things about photography every day but this is my advice if you like my style and want to improve your photography...

The thing is; we can't keep looking back on what has been and we really should start looking forward as D-day will be there real soon. That's why I'll wrap up our trip to the Dominican Republic for now with 10 of my favorite pictures.

OK, here's the thing: I'm seeing way too many selfies and pictures of people in front of famous landmarks or buildings and that's fine but let's try to do something different OK?