Fan Ho: The Poetry of Light Between Geometry and Realism

If there is one photographer capable of transforming urban chaos into a work of art, it is Fan Ho. Often referred to as the “Cartier-Bresson of the East,” the Hong Kong photographer has elevated street photography to an almost metaphysical art form. His ability to isolate his subject within a play of light and shadow is, once again…

The Aesthetics of Chaos in Garry Winogrand: The Street as a Teacher of Life.

The street doesn’t strike a pose, it doesn’t wait for you, and above all, it doesn’t ask your permission. The street just happens; it sweeps you up. If there is one photographer who knew how to let himself be consumed by the city’s voracious, chaotic energy—transforming it into his own unique language—it is Garry Winogrand. In the pages of Artribune, when I talk about those who choose the…

Our reporting course is back!

On January 9, 2022, our photojournalism course taught by Marco Sconocchia—a young but experienced photojournalist whose work has appeared in magazines and newspapers such as La Stampa, La Repubblica, Sette, Venerdì di Repubblica, Vice, The Guardian, 6mois, The Independent, The Sun, El País, National Geographic, and many others—will resume. At Daylight, we care deeply about…