Salvatore Matarazzo (Viareggio, 1980) is a professional photographer and member of the international Street Photography collective “Full Frontal Flash”. His distinctive trait is the original use of flash, with which he sculpts the faces of the people he meets on the street.

In 2002 he began working as a photojournalist for newspapers and news agencies but it was the Street that made him known as an author: his unique point of view led him among the winners of the Tokyo International Foto Awards in 2016, to exhibit his photos all over the world (such as at Art Basel in Miami, at the Pasa Futura Festival in Suwon, at the Leica Lounge in Florence and at the Trieste Photo Days) and to hold master classes on the Street, in Italy and abroad. After various publications in paper and online magazines (such as Huffington Post, Progresso Fotografico and Il Fotografo), and his independent publications (such as Carnival, Darwin Is Street and Pocket Beach), his book, “Street Tales” was released in October 2022. , an author’s monograph that contains his first 10 years of Street Photography, published by Psicografici Editori.