Sandra Hernández (Vita Flumen) is a photographer and a Fujifilm ambassador based in Mexico.

Her photography focuses on urban life, such as human’s relationship to the environment and the narratives that arise between them. Sandra’s work, both photographs and text, has been published and featured locally and internationally in outlets such as L’Oeil de la Photographie, Forbes, La Vanguardia, EyeShot and Revue Épic. She’s also participated in more than 50 solo and group exhibitions on four continents and has received awards and honorable mentions in global photography competitions. She’s the founder of Observadores Urbanos, a platform whose mission is to promote and spread Latin American street photography. Last year she was selected for the class of 2023 of The Eddie Adams Workshop.

Agnes Burger is a German/Polish street photographer.

With a cinematic background working in the movie industry. Focused on documentary photography and street storytelling she was exhibited in the Leica Store in Munich, in exhibitions in Dublin, Venice and New York. She is doing the English lives on Street Macadam introducing other street photographers and was invited to do interviews on festivals with the Jill Freedman Foundation and with Martin Parr. Also curator of Street Macadam & Street me up.

Vincenzo Barone is an Italian photographer.

He has been awarded in various photography competitions and published in numerous magazines. He is represented and works with the art gallery “Gallery A”. He organizes workshops and he is involved in the creation and organization of documentary photographic projects in collaboration with several cultural centers in France. Vincenzo is curator and does live interviews for “Street Macadam”. He is the founder of “Street Shadow Hub”

Bogotá, Colombia, 1977.

He studied photography and biology in Bogotá, where he works as a photographer and audiovisual producer. He has participated in numerous collective and individual photography exhibitions, and has received several awards for his work, including the Santa Fé Gallery Exhibition Grant (Bogotá 2013), the ​​​​​​City of Bogotá Photography Award (2018) and the National Photography Award (Ministry of Culture of Colombia 2021). As a director of photography, he participated in the fiction feature films “La defensa del dragón” (premiered in Cannes, 2017) and “Malta” (2024).

Marci Lindsay is a street photographer living in Washington, DC.

She is part of the DC Street Photography Collective and has been exhibited internationally. She is a curator for Street Macadam and Women in Street and also curated an exhibition and companion book of street photography by women, ‘Half the Sky,’ in 2024.

Mexico City

Born in Mexico City in 1963, Moises Levy is a lifelong resident there, and works in the city as an established architect. In 1982, when he began his studies in architecture at Universidad Iberoamericana, his appreciation of the natural relation between light and architecture was deepened.

Subsequent travel to Boston, Paris and Venice served to illuminate the unbreakable bond between architecture and its relationship with light. It was this early interest in the qualities of light that lead Levy to photography, and as a counterpoint to his work as an architect he has now been drawn to street and landscape photography.

Ana Cichowicz is a Brazilian artist and anthropologist currently based in Berlin.

Her Ph.D. research focused on cinema, particularly the politics and poetics of Tony Gatlif's films. In recent years, Ana has dedicated herself to integrating her anthropological and philosophical knowledge into her artistic and curatorial work. Her artistic research interests center on three primary areas: environmental practices, foreignness and immigration, and the poetics of everyday (street) life. Ana's photographs and art videos have been exhibited in galleries, festivals, and biennials.

Noel Rojo is a Mexican photographer

He is focused on human rights issues, especially those affecting women, Indigenous people, migration, and climate change. Co-founder of Women Who Stay, his work has appeared in publications like Deutsche Welle, The New Humanitarian, Mongabay, and The Thomson Reuters Foundation. He has been exhibited in Central Europe, the U.S, and Mexico. Noel has lectured on photography at universities and festivals, and has been a journalist fellow at USC and Brandeis