Taking to the Streets is a collective of photographers focused on street photography as a space for meeting, exchange and dissemination. We seek to record everyday life from a free, authentic and critical point of view, building community among those who see in the street an inexhaustible scenario of stories and meanings.
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Over the past few months, we have been developing and using an (in-house) tool that is now an integral part of Tomar la Calle’s daily work.
This is our proprietary platform designed to manage our calls for submissions in one place, allowing us to organize individual grading processes, series evaluations, work selection, and the selection of profiles and members, among other formats.
Currently, the Ibero-American jury responsible for selecting the photographs for *Somos Calle 2026*, as well as the official community members who select the entries for *Máscaras Danzantes*, are already using this platform, making the review, evaluation, and selection processes much more efficient, organized, and transparent.
In addition to saving time, this tool allows us to manage calls for submissions more efficiently, adapting to the needs of each project and strengthening the way we build our exhibitions and community.
We continue to develop new features so that this platform can continue to grow alongside the Tomar la Calle projects.
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It is with great pride that we present the members of the Ibero-American jury, who will be responsible for selecting the photographs that will be featured in *Somos Calle 2026*, the main exhibition of *Tomar la Calle FotoFest | Ibero-American Street Photography Festival*.
🇩🇴 Jennyfer Parra @jennyferparraphotography
🇨🇺 Leysis Quesada Vera @leysisquesadavera
🇲🇽 Sunny Quintero @sunnyquintero
🇲🇽 Luvia Lazo @luvialazo
🇧🇷 Guto Oliveira @gutophoto
🇦🇷 Marcelo Caballero @marcelo__caballero
🇲🇽 Fermín Guzmán @ferminguzmanfotografia
🇬🇹 Juan Brenner @juan_brenner
Eight photographers—both women and men—will contribute their experience, careers, and diverse approaches to street photography to create a diverse, robust, and representative selection of everyday life in Ibero-America.
In addition to his role as a juror, his most representative photographic work will be featured in *Foco Iberoamericano*, an exhibition that brings together the perspectives of those who make this selection possible and seeks to introduce the public to different ways of understanding the street.
Thank you for accepting this invitation and for contributing your time, insight, and experience to Somos Calle 2026.
We'll share the selection results with you soon.
Good luck to everyone who registered.
Member festival of @photographyfestivals
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Today we’re introducing Jennyfer Parra @jennyferparraphotography (Dominican Republic / United States), who is a member of the Ibero-American Jury for Somos Calle 2026.
A documentary photographer, visual storyteller, and digital designer, Jennyfer divides her time between the Dominican Republic and New York, exploring themes such as identity, memory, a sense of belonging, and everyday life from an intimate and deeply human perspective. Her practice combines documentary photography with self-portraits, research into historical archives, and texts, constructing visual narratives that engage with both personal and collective experience.
In addition to her artistic work, she is the founder of Fotógrafas Dominicanas, a platform dedicated to raising awareness of and strengthening the work of Dominican women in the visual arts. She is also part of the Tomar la Calle Photography Catalog, actively contributing to the development of an Ibero-American street photography community.
His insight and experience will provide a valuable perspective on the selection process for the photographs that will be featured in #SomosCalle 2026, the main exhibition of Tomar la Calle FotoFest | Ibero-American Street Photography Festival.
It is an honor to have Jennyfer Parra serve on the Ibero-American Jury for this edition.
Member festival of @photographyfestivals
#WeAreTheStreet #LCFotoFest #Let'sTakeToTheStreets
Today we’re introducing Juan Brenner @juan_brenner (Guatemala), who is a member of the Ibero-American Jury for Somos Calle 2026.
A self-taught photographer, Juan Brenner lives and works in Guatemala City. After more than a decade as a fashion photographer in New York, he returned to his home country to pursue documentary work focused on the people and the complex landscapes of the Guatemalan highlands.
Through photography, she explores identity, territory, and power dynamics, creating images that reflect on cultural hybridization, inequality, and the social structures that endure over time.
His first photobook, *Tonatiuh*, was a finalist for the 2019 Paris Photo–Aperture Foundation First PhotoBook Award, and the project also won the 2019 LensCulture Emerging Talent Award. His work has been published in international media outlets and magazines such as Aperture, the British Journal of Photography, Le Monde, VICE, Dazed, I-D Magazine, Booooooom, and California Sunday Magazine, among others. He is also a founding member of Proyectos Ultravioleta, a leading venue for contemporary art in Guatemala.
Their experience and critical eye will be essential in selecting the photographs that will be featured in *Somos Calle 2026*, the main exhibition of Tomar la Calle FotoFest | Ibero-American Street Photography Festival.
It is an honor to have Juan Brenner serve on the Ibero-American Jury for this edition.
Member festival of @photographyfestivals
#WeAreTheStreet #TLCFotoFest26 #Let'sTakeToTheStreets
Today we’re introducing Leysis Quesada Vera @leysisquesadavera (Cuba), who is a member of the Ibero-American Jury for Somos Calle 2026.
A Cuban documentary photographer, Leysis Quesada Vera has built a career deeply rooted in everyday life, family intimacy, and rural communities in Cuba. Her work explores themes such as memory, territory, gender, and human relationships, developing an intimate and honest perspective that has garnered international recognition.
Throughout her career, she has received support from institutions such as the Magnum Foundation; she was commissioned by the Annenberg Space for Photography; she was awarded the UNEAC "Tito Álvarez" Creative Fellowship; and her work is part of the permanent collections of the Getty Museum and the International Center of Photography (ICP) in New York. She has also been invited to exhibit and participate in photography festivals in Europe and the Americas.
Their experience and artistic sensibility will be essential in selecting the photographs that will be featured in *Somos Calle 2026*, the main exhibition of *Tomar la Calle FotoFest | Ibero-American Street Photography Festival*.
It is an honor to have Leysis Quesada Vera serve on the Ibero-American Jury for this edition.
Member festival of @photographyfestivals
#WeAreTheStreet #tTLCfotofest26 #Let'sTakeToTheStreets
Today we’re introducing Guto Oliveira @gutophoto (Brazil), who is a member of the Ibero-American Jury for Somos Calle 2026.
An explorer and independent documentary photographer, Guto Oliveira focuses his work on the relationship between nature and the social dimensions of the human experience. Through a perspective deeply committed to the environment, he crafts stories that reveal the connection between people and the world they inhabit, inviting us to reflect on the importance of a more harmonious and sustainable coexistence.
She is a member of Everyday Brasil, a collective of documentary photographers that is part of the international network The Everyday Projects, as well as the Moments Collective, an international community of artists. In addition, her work is represented by art galleries and has been exhibited in various venues dedicated to documentary photography.
His insight and experience will provide a valuable perspective on the selection process for the photographs that will be featured in *Somos Calle 2026*, the main exhibition of Tomar la Calle FotoFest | Ibero-American Street Photography Festival.
We are honored to have Guto Oliveira serve on the Ibero-American Jury for this edition.
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#WeAreTheStreet #TLCFotoFest26 #Let'sTakeToTheStreets
Today we’re introducing Sunny Quintero @sunnyquintero (Mexico), who is a member of the Ibero-American Jury for #SomosCalle 2026.
A photographer whose career began in 2007, Sunny worked for ten years as a photographer for the Excélsior newspaper and has collaborated with national and international institutions and media outlets such as the Mexico City Ministry of Culture, Publimetro, the Xinhua News Agency, Courrier International, Fox News, El Clarín, Europa Press, and Alamy, among others.
His work has been exhibited in Mexico, the United States, Italy, France, India, Austria, Poland, Hungary, and the United Arab Emirates. In recent years, he has focused his work on street photography, earning recognition in international competitions such as Leica Street Photo 2025, Eyeshot Open Call 2024, the Fujifilm Moment Street Photo Awards, the Urban Photo Awards, the Paris International Street Photo Awards, the Budapest International Photography Awards, Women Street Photographers, and MX Street Photo Fest.
In addition, she is the founder and curator of the Mexican Women Photographers community, a project dedicated to raising awareness of the work of Mexican women in street photography both within and outside the country, organizing group exhibitions at major venues such as the Mexico City Museum and the Museum and Archive of Photography.
Their experience and perspective will play a key role in the selection process for the photographs that will be featured in #SomosCalle 2026, the main exhibition of Tomar la Calle FotoFest | Ibero-American Street Photography Festival.
We are honored to have Sunny Quintero serve on the jury for this year's event.
Member festival of @photographyfestivals
#WeAreTheStreet #TLCFotoFest26 #Let'sTakeToTheStreets
Today we’re introducing Marcelo Caballero @marcelo__caballero (Argentina), who is a member of the Ibero-American Jury for Somos Calle 2026.
An Argentine photographer, journalist, and teacher based in Spain, Marcelo has devoted much of his career to documentary and street photography.
A co-founder of the Calle 35 collective—Spain’s first urban photography collective—and of QuitarFotos, he has spent years promoting documentary photography through workshops, publications, photography trips, and collaborations with various publishing projects.
His extensive experience and deep understanding of street photography will be essential in selecting the images that will be featured in *Somos Calle 2026*, the main exhibition of *Tomar la Calle FotoFest | Ibero-American Street Photography Festival*.
It is an honor to have your insight and experience as part of this international jury.
"For me, photography is therapeutic. Not only because it helps me maintain a latent curiosity about my surroundings, but also because it helps me live more freely and bring out the best in my inner world. So I wander the streets like a painter in a hurry."
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#WeAreTheStreet #TLCFotoFest26 #Let'sTakeToTheStreets
Today we’re introducing Luvia Lazo @luvialazo (Mexico), who is joining the Ibero-American Jury for Somos Calle 2026.
A Zapotec photographer, Luvia has built a solid career in documentary photography and contemporary portraiture. Her work explores identity, memory, territory, and cultural transformations from an intimate perspective, constructing narratives that engage with indigenous communities and everyday life.
His insight and experience will provide a crucial perspective on the selection process for the photographs that will be featured in *Somos Calle 2026*, the main exhibition of Tomar la Calle FotoFest | Ibero-American Street Photography Festival.
We are honored to have you participate and contribute your perspective to this year's festival.
"For me, photography is a way to portray the worlds to which I belong. My work seeks to capture reality from the perspective of a contemporary Zapotec woman, creating a constellation of images across time and space in Oaxaca, documenting generational gaps and the transformation of identity over time."
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Today we’re introducing Fermín Guzmán @ferminguzmanfotografia (Mexico), who is a member of the Ibero-American Jury for #SomosCalle 2026.
A documentary and street photographer, Fermín has developed a perspective focused on urban life and daily life in the neighborhoods of eastern Mexico City and the State of Mexico. In addition to his photographic work, he shares his experience as an instructor at @pohualizcalli, a community film and photography school, fostering new creative processes within the local community.
Their experience and insight will play a key role in the selection process for the photographs that will be featured in the exhibition *Somos Calle 2026*, the main exhibition of Tomar la Calle FotoFest | Ibero-American Street Photography Festival.
Welcome, Fermín. Thank you for joining this project and for helping us create an exhibition that showcases the diversity of perspectives on everyday life in Ibero-America.
"For me, street photography is the intersection of anthropology, history, and magic."
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#WeAreTheStreet #TLCFotoFest26 #Let'sTakeToTheStreets
On June 27, we held the second TLC walk in Santiago, Chile.
We set out at 10:30 a.m. from the meeting point and walked through part of the San Borja neighborhood with more than 20 people who joined us, all motivated by street photography.
This tour was taken at a more leisurely pace to fully appreciate the architecture of the towers in this neighborhood. Luckily, the light was on our side that day. Architecture, intricate details, the contrast between light and shadow, and the urban tranquility were all captured by the participants, who later shared their photos on social media. And from among the more than 36 images that were each photographer’s favorites, 10 were selected to represent these different perspectives and possibilities offered by the streets of Santiago.
Finally, we would like to thank all those who attended and trusted in the organization of the walk.
Authors of the selected photos:
@diegoalonso.jpg
@ladrondeguevara_sp
@lasvidasdemrnobody
@doused.ph
@abogadomikefotos
@blur.journey
@retrosignificacion
@riv.shots
@sebasura_
#VLet'sTakeToTheStreets #TLSSantiago
Community Ambassador for "Tomar la Calle"
Pablo Escamendi
📍 Montevideo, Uruguay
📷 Street photography - urban photography
🔗@pesche_uy
A Uruguayan born in Lascano (Rocha) and currently based in Montevideo, Pablo Escamendi is an architect by profession and a photographer by passion. Although he has always been involved in photography, it was in 2023 that he began a more formal training process through courses, workshops, and portfolio reviews. He describes himself as an "amateur photographer, always learning," viewing photography as a way to express himself, observe the world, and tell stories through images.
He is a member of the Foto Urbano Montevideo and Fotoclub collectives, with which he actively participates in photo outings, exhibitions, and publications. As an ambassador for Tomar la Calle in Uruguay, he fosters community building through street photography, promoting encounters, exchanges, and a keen observation of everyday life.
#TakeToTheStreet #WeAreTheStreet #StreetPhotography #StreetPhotography #LCAmbassadors
"For me, photography is an art of observation. It's about finding something interesting in an ordinary place... I've found that it has little to do with the things you see and a lot to do with the way you see them.”
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The world is currently facing a global crisis of social disconnection and isolation that the World Health Organization (WHO) has already classified as a serious threat to public health. Although the concept of a "social bubble" emerged during the COVID-19 pandemic as a way to limit the spread of the virus, today that "bubble" has become an invisible phenomenon in which people are hyperconnected digitally but deeply isolated physically and emotionally.
Loneliness and isolation are no longer considered purely individual problems, but rather a true collective epidemic that affects the social fabric.
Factors that sustain this "bubble" of isolation
The digital paradox: The widespread use of social media creates superficial connections that often heighten the feeling of emptiness. Online interactions fail to satisfy the biological need for trust and face-to-face contact.
A Misconception of Independence: In large Western cities, extreme self-sufficiency is valued, with freedom equated with living in anonymity and severing community ties.
Global phenomena of social withdrawal: Extreme cases of voluntary isolation, such as hikikomori syndrome (or "closed-door syndrome"), have spread from Japan to Europe and the Americas.
Ricardo Altamirano Duarte / Psychologist, Journalist, and Photojournalist.
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Chapinero, Lourdes Park – Chile Avenue. Third photo outing by tomarlacalle
Thank you to our participants
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As the arch slowly makes its way through the streets of Xico, the journey is also punctuated by short breaks. Amid the midday heat, the music, and the crowd, many take advantage of the procession’s passage to crack open a beer, share a drink with friends, dance, or simply take a brief break before continuing on.
It is not a separate part of the festival; it is part of it. The celebration is made up of those who carry the arch, those who dance, those who watch... and also those who accompany the procession, chat, toast, and keep walking in the wake of a tradition that brings an entire town together.
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"No one is free until everyone is free."
— Fannie Lou Hamer
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The characters.
The Arco Procession in Xico is not sustained solely by the faith of those who carry the enormous floral arch. Walking around it are dozens of characters who give identity to one of Veracruz’s most important celebrations.
Dancers, musicians, little bulls, clowns, and porters transform the streets into a stage where tradition, music, hard work, and community come together. Every costume, every mask, and every step is part of a collective memory that has been passed down from generation to generation.
Beyond the spectacle, these characters are the living embodiment of a festival that continues to evolve without losing its roots.
This is what the Arco Procession is like in Xico: a celebration where identity also takes to the streets.
Xico, Veracruz, Mexico. July 2026
Fujifilm X-T4 + Fujinon XF35mm f/1.4 // EF 75-300 f/4-5.6 III
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The wait.
As the floral arch procession in Xico, Veracruz, begins during the festival of Saint Mary Magdalene—with the dancers waiting, the musicians tuning their instruments, the bell ringers resting, and the spectators getting into the spirit—everyone must endure the procession under the scorching sun.
Xico, Veracruz, Mexico. July 2026
Fujifilm X-T4 + Fujinon XF35mm f/1.4
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📸 Three calls for submissions, three ways to share your perspective on street life and the identity of our regions.
Calls for entries are now open for Somos Calle, Máscaras Danzantes, and Calles Viajeras—projects that will be part of Tomar la Calle FotoFest 2026, the Ibero-American Street Photography Festival.
We are looking for images that capture everyday life, traditions, encounters, travels, streets, and the stories that shape our identity as an Ibero-American community.
🔸 We Are Calle
The festival's flagship exhibition. An international selection of street photography and scenes of everyday life.
🔸 Dancing Masks
A look at traditional dances, masks, characters, and cultural expressions found throughout Latin America.
🔸 Traveling Streets
Visual postcards of cities, towns, and roads. Photographs that document the experience of traveling through and living in different places—postcards that will be sent via traditional mail.
🌎 Open calls for photographers from Ibero-America.
📝 Check out the rules and register to participate at: 🌐 fotofest.tomarlacalle.com
The street brings us together. Photography connects us.
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It is with great pride that we present the members of the Ibero-American jury, who will be responsible for selecting the photographs that will be featured in *Somos Calle 2026*, the main exhibition of *Tomar la Calle FotoFest | Ibero-American Street Photography Festival*.
🇩🇴 Jennyfer Parra jennyferparraphotography
🇨🇺 Leysis Quesada Vera leysisquesadavera
🇲🇽 Sunny Quintero sunnyquintero
🇲🇽 Luvia Lazo luvialazo
🇧🇷 Guto Oliveira gutophoto
🇦🇷 Marcelo Caballero marcelo__caballero
🇲🇽 Fermín Guzmán ferminguzmanfotografia
🇬🇹 Juan Brenner juan_brenner
Eight photographers—both women and men—will contribute their experience, careers, and diverse approaches to street photography to create a diverse, robust, and representative selection of everyday life in Ibero-America.
In addition to his role as a juror, his most representative photographic work will be featured in *Foco Iberoamericano*, an exhibition that brings together the perspectives of those who make this selection possible and seeks to introduce the public to different ways of understanding the street.
Thank you for accepting this invitation and for contributing your time, insight, and experience to Somos Calle 2026.
We'll share the selection results with you soon.
Good luck to everyone who registered.
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#WeAreTheStreet #Ibero-AmericanFocus #TLCFotoFest26 #Let'sTakeToTheStreets
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