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The legendary photographer Gary Winogrand once said,

I have a burning desire to see what things look like. The legendary photographer Gary Winnegrant once said,

I have a burning desire to see what things look like photographed by me.

He understood that making a photograph is a very personal thing.

Photographers make different choices, resulting in images that, at their best, express not only a style, but a point of view. Arturo Soto's photographs possess that quality.

It's obvious when he photographs the most ordinary, urban scenes.

They are scenes that many would dismiss, but that he transforms into something

special. Even though many of the images don't include people, the photographs are as much about

the presence of people and their impact on the environment as any traditional street photograph could be.

Every photographer chooses what they deem worthy of a photograph.

Arturo's work inspires me to reconsider my part of the world and its worthiness in being transformed into a great photograph.

This is Ebodyon X and welcome back to the Candid Frame.

Well, welcome to the Candid Frame.

Really good to have you. Your work has really been interesting for me. The way you see urban spaces is very unique, and I find it very fascinating because it's, I see reflected in your work a lot of what I have experienced myself and exploring different cities and towns all over the world.

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