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Street Photography; Bogota by Jose Acosta

Jose Acosta is a sound designer, electronic music producer and photographer. As a sound designer has worked with projects in film and television. As a photographer has worked with projects such as fashion, portrait and street photography.
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Bogota, capital of Colombia, has a population about 9 millions. Is the city that I was born and I want to show the everydayness, chaos and more through of my Fujifilm camera.

Stuff, signs, people, contrast and reflections that aren´t noticeable are my main fountain of inspiration in this photo series.Glances, silhouettes, movements and perspectives reflect a city full of life and contrasts where the photography is important to build a memory of who we are as the citizens.

Worker with a traffic sign beside of a ilegal store in chapinero neibourghood.

Women walking in the subterranean tunnel of public transportation (Transmilenio).
Women walking in the subterranean tunnel of public transportation (Transmilenio).

About Jose Acosta

Jose Acosta is a sound designer, electronic music producer and photographer. As a sound designer has worked with  projects in film and television. As a photographer has worked with  projects such as fashion, portrait and street photography. The passion for photography started many years ago, taking photographs in travels and admiring different cultures. He enjoys creating ambiences with the light to make a photography, explore the world, meet people and know the city cultures to communicate  through the images.

Double exposition of photos. The first one is the chaos at 19 street and the second one are workers walking in downtown of Bogota.
Double exposition of photos. The first one is the chaos at 19 street and the second one are workers walking in downtown of Bogota.

Every sundays in the downtown of Bogota, people usually go to buy used stuff. In the photo, a seller is smoking a cigarette while he looks people walking on the avenue.
Every sundays in the downtown of Bogota, people usually go to buy used stuff. In the photo, a seller is smoking a cigarette while he looks people walking on the avenue.

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Portrait of a passerby in downtown.
Portrait of a passerby in downtown.

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Man going to the job while a pigeon prepares to fly.
Man going to the job while a pigeon prepares to fly.

Double exposition photo. man eating in a greek restaurant.
Double exposition photo. man eating in a greek restaurant.

Portrait of a passerby in downtown of Bogota.
Portrait of a passerby in downtown of Bogota.

Homeless trying to cross the Caracas avenue. Photo taken from a public bus.
Homeless trying to cross the Caracas avenue. Photo taken from a public bus.

Clerk in hurry in downtown.
Clerk in hurry in downtown.

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