Is Brazil really the last great bastion of street football? Where the stars of tomorrow have to prove themselves on small pitches amidst favela shanties? No, says Caio Vilela - and he should know. Because Vilela is Brazilian. A true Brazilian, in fact, and one who handles a camera much better than a ball at his feet. On his travels around the world, Vilela has photographed street football in more than 100 countries. Impressive postcard formats have emerged: in front of the Colosseum in Rome or the Cathedral in Cologne. But he has also taken his camera to remote corners of the earth, like Chon Kemin in Kyrgyzstan. And not least, he has captured historical documents, images from Aleppo in Syria before the outbreak of the civil war. Or from Kathmandu - before the devastating earthquake. Street football fascinates through.