Street hours are the hours nobody talks about. Not the nine to five. The other ones — Saturday morning with a camera, a neighborhood you've never shot, light that won't wait for you to be ready.

Hi, I’m Fabio. I work in advertising by day and spend my weekends shooting streets and cities. Wherever I happen to land with a camera in hand.

I've been around photography for almost twenty years, first as a creative director who needed to speak the language, then as someone who realized he actually loved it. The last three years I've been taking it seriously. which mostly means failing more intentionally and learning from it in public.

Photography does something specific for me. It forces presence. In a world that rewards constant noise and distraction, raising a camera makes me stop, look, and actually see what's in front of me. It's the quietest form of therapy I've found.

This is where I document the process, the images, the thinking, the mistakes, and the slowly improving eye of someone who will never stop being a student.

PS: this picture will change constantly