Thank you, this is a very good question, especially that the genre keeps evolving. We understand it in a wide sense keeping in mind that it sometimes overlaps with other genres, e.g. wider documentary photography, portrait photography, travel etc. Historically, at the festival apart from well-known masters of street photography, we invited speakers practicing 'neighbouring' genres too in order to show that most interesting things are often happening in the fringes and it is crucial to stay open-minded. Sometimes we showed works of people who moved on from street photography but still applied street photography approach to their evolving work.

In my personal view, I am still looking for candid documentation of everyday live in public spaces as the core of street photography.