September 2, 2014

The World Atlas of Street Photography – in pictures

The World Atlas of Street Photography includes staged portraiture and impromptu documentary, offering snapshots of daily life around the globe

Claudia Jaguaribe, from her Rio Entre Morros, or Rio Between Hills series, 2010 — From Claudia Jaguaribe’s Rio Entre Morros, or Rio Between Hills series, 2010. Photograph: Claudia Jaguaribe/World Atlas of Street Photography

Jesse Marlow, from 'Don't Just Tell Them, Show Them' series, 2004-13 — From Jesse Marlow’s Don’t Just Tell Them, Show Them series, Melbourne, Australia 2004-13. Photograph: Jesse Marlow/World Atlas of Street Photography

Memory Lane, New York, USA, 2008. From Babel Tales series, 2006-10 — Memory Lane, New York, USA, 2008. From Babel Tales series, 2006-10. Photograph: Peter Funch/World Atlas of Street Photography

Mumbai, India, 2007-13 — Mumbai, India, 2007-13. Photograph: Maciej Dakowicz/World Atlas of Street Photography

All Back to Dust No. 1, Beijing, China, 2006 — All Back to Dust No. 1, Beijing, China, 2006 Photograph: Jiang Pengyi /World Atlas of Street Photography

From 'Mem de Sá 100', Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 2011-13 — From Ana Carolina Fernandes’s ‘Mem de Sá 100’, series Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 2011-13. Photograph: Ana Carolina Fernandes/World Atlas of Street Photography

World Atlas of Street Photography — 2 Covent Garden, London, UK, 2008. Photograph: Matt Stuart/World Atlas of Street Photography

Graeme Williams, from 'A City Refracted' series, 2012-14 — Graeme Williams’ ‘A City Refracted’ series, shot in Johannesburg, South Africa, between 2012-14. Photograph: Graeme Williams/World Atlas of Street Photography

Yasmine Chatila/World Atlas of Street Photography — Girl Bouncing on Bed (West Village, Tuesday 7:12 pm), New York, USA, 2008. From ‘Stolen Moments’ series, 2008–present. Photograph: Yasmine Chatila/World Atlas of Street Photography

World Atlas of Street Photography — Dakar, Senegal, November 2007. Photograph: Mimi Mollica

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