Himanshu Roy is a self-taught photographer whose work has received recognition on international photography platforms. Rooted in the chaos and calm of everyday life, his visual storytelling captures pure, authentic, aesthetic moments — created entirely with a cell phone.

What began in 2012 as a spontaneous desire to document the world around him has evolved into an ongoing journey of creative exploration. From narrow streets and busy markets to quiet corners full of character, Roy finds beauty in the overlooked and transforms fleeting moments into captivating visual stories. Every image is captured, refined, and shaped right on your phone — no DSLR, no excuses.

Roy takes full creative responsibility for each photograph, from initial observation and capture through final post-production. His signature approach combines instinct, patience and minimalist composition, resulting in images that feel spontaneous yet intentional, intimate yet impactful.

Armineh Hovanesian, born in Paris, raised in Tehran and Boston, with just over two years of hiatus in Lisbon, Armineh is a photographer who now lives in Los Angeles, capturing moments of life since 2009. She is one of the first members of the iphoneography movement. He had no professional training and is self-taught, but his vision has been the driving force behind his creations. His weapons of choice are the iPhone, Nikon F3/T, Sony ILCE-5000 and Minolta XD11 cameras. He won several photography awards and participated in several exhibitions with his work.

SUKRU MEHMET OMUR is an ENT surgeon who currently works full-time as a mobile photographer and artist. He also writes about photography and wine. Originally from Türkiye, he lives in Paris. He graduated from the CE3P imaging school in Paris and, to date, his mobile photography work has been presented in Paris, Indianapolis, Florence and Istanbul. Mehmet manages several mobile art and photography groups and pages on social media. Among other publications, a book dedicated to photography using an iPhone was published in 2018. It has already won several mobile photography awards, such as, for example, the IPPA, MPA and the MIRA Mobile Prize.

Júlio Aires (Viseu, 1963), who has an early career rooted in arts and culture, consolidated his technical and theoretical base at Cooperativa Árvore, later at the Faculty of Fine Arts of the University of Porto (FBAUP), where he attended the Communication Design course.

Throughout his career he signed several design projects, an experience that improved his aesthetic vision and visual practice. This natural evolution culminated in a full dedication to photography, an aspect that he perfected at the Portuguese Institute of Photography (IPF).

Currently, he focuses his work on authorial projects, maintaining an active presence in the artistic scene through individual and group exhibitions. His work continually explores the intersection between the rigor of graphic design and the expressiveness of photography.

In his career, there are more than four dozen individual and group exhibitions in which he has participated, totaling eleven photography books published.

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