Mexico street photography

Upon arrival in Mexico City, one of the first things I always make a point to do is get outside, take a walk, and find a delicious taco. After a long flight, usually without any good food, whenever I arrive in a new city, I'm starving. Since Mexico City is 2,240 m above sea level,

A master of light, color, geometry and complex mise-en-scène, Magnum photographer Alex Webb plunges us into the vibrant streets, alleys and unseen corners of Mexico’s human landspaces.

Stock Photo of Colorful Decorative Mexican Flags in Streets of San Miguel de Allende, Mexico

Funny, tragic and often bizarre, Stephen Leslie’s photos in his book Sparks are an unique ode to street photography, matching short fictions with the images that inspired them

Travel doesn’t just broaden the mind—it also has the power to expand our culinary horizons! One of the most exciting parts of any trip abroad, at least for us, is sampling the local cuisine. Sure, seeing the magnificent sites and talking to the locals is exhilarating. But at some point, we all get hungry, don’t we? And that means it’s time for a solid meal, some fab drinks, and a range of delish snacks. Those small experiences can genuinely have a massive impact on your life.

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Alex Webb. MEXICO. Norogochi, Chihuahua. 1995