Street photography is a photograph taken in the street or a public place, park, cafe, grove, village. It is not limited to the area of the city. The main characteristic of street photography is capturing the moment, honesty and no adjustment of the (scene) frame. It was discovered by Henri Cartier Bresson, who is considered the "father" of street photography. Our main representative of street photography of the international reputation is Toše Dabac. The main goal of street photographer is to be found in the right place at the right time. Subjective photos consciously rejects the technical and aesthetic conventions of good photos. Emphasizes personal view and experimental photography of documented realism. Otto Steinert is considered as a creator of subjective photography. With several photographers Steinert founded the group "Fotoform", as a result of dissatisfaction of young photographers from established rules and concepts of photography. According Steinert subjective photos should include "every area of personal photographic creation from abstract photograms to photo-reportage". Their idols were Laszlo Moholy - Nagy and Man Ray. Group "Fotoform" is characterized by revitalization of photographic techniques typical of the Bauhaus and Surrealism: photogram, solarization, overlapping negatives, extended and double exposure. Works of subjective images go beyond the classical concept of photography and photographers. The term "subjective photography" was first used as the title of the exhibition which was attended by 720 photos.