About

I'm Tito, and Tito Photography is where I keep the pictures I care about most. Street photography is my wheelhouse. I like hard light, crowded places and the half second when a scene suddenly makes sense.

The photo that changed things for me is a black-and-white film frame I shot looking down at the pavement: a woman crouched with her camera, photographing a fluffy dog on a leash as it shakes itself straight toward the lens. Everything in it happened at once, and I was lucky to be there. That picture led me to Henri Cartier-Bresson and his idea of the decisive moment, and I've been chasing that feeling ever since.

You'll also find film snapshots here, and wildlife from a lucky trip to Africa where the animals were generous. But my heart is on the street, camera ready, waiting for the next moment to line up.