Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado, September 2020.
A beautiful hike through some thick fog.
Rocks of the Rockies
in photographs
Monoliths
in photographs
Galicia, January 2022.
From the foggy pond.
Image of the Month, January 2022: "Flying the light"
in journal
The Oregon Coast is absolutely stunning, no matter where you are. Heceta Head, where this image was made, is not an exception.
That morning, I was taking photos of the beautiful light against the rocks, when I saw a seagull flying by. I framed the photograph as fast as I could and clicked a few times. Luckily, one of them was perfect, with the seagull lit up by the light.
two sizes
Remember: there are two sizes to choose from, 6x6 and 8x8 (inches). In both cases, the matt and frame are 12x12 (this means a bigger margin for the 6x6 print).
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A new image will be released every month and offered at a reduced price during that time. After 30 days, it will be sold at full price. They will never be on sale at any time in the future, the rate during the first month will be the lowest, ever.
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How to photograph a tree
in journal
A field. One tree. The most simple scene. And yet, so many options. So many ways to make an image. Let's talk about them.
Fifteen power lines
in photographs
Galicia, January 2022.
The Galician ugliness
in photographs
Galicia, January 2022.
These are some examples of "ugly" architecture you can find around here. People refer to it as feísmo galego, or Galician ugliness: for a very long time, there were no rules or guidelines when it came to building new constructions. As time passed, those structures got even uglier.
Today, I love photographing these buildings.
Entrance
in photographs
Galicia, January 2022.
Around here, it's common to see projects that were abandoned midway. Most of the time, it's the structure of a house that never got finished. In this case, they built the gate and the fence / wall first, the entrance to a piece of land stuck in time.
Twisted
in photographs
Madeira, November 2021.
Another image from the magical forest of Fanal.
Ghost road
in photographs
Galicia, January 2022.
An image from my long walk around town on a very foggy day.
12 miles of photography
in journal
Today, my only goal is to walk as much as I can, and make as many images as I can. Come with me as I walk 12 miles around town in a very thick fog.
Three ducks cruising
in photographs
Galicia, January 2022.
Three ducks on the pond.
Pillar of the pond
in photographs
Galicia, January 2022.
Another image from the pond I "discovered" recently.
Island in a pond
in photographs
Galicia, January 2022.
This is not a dry land by any means, but for whatever reason, we don't have any lakes around here. So when I found this tiny pond while "scouting" on Google Maps, I knew I had to check it out. It didn't disappoint!
It was too foggy
in journal
In this episode, I find a new spot to photograph in the fog: a pond. But what a pond!
The seagull and the bridge
in photographs
Portland, Oregon, October 2020.
Semiahmoo Bay
in photographs
Semiahmoo Bay, Washington, October 2020.
Right where the US ends and Canada begins, a beautiful and peaceful morning by the bay.
Conversation with Neale from Photography Daily Podcast
in journal
A few weeks ago, I had the absolute pleasure of talking to Neale, from the Photography Daily Podcast. Have a listen to the episode, and make sure to check out the ample library of conversations with other amazing photographers.
Wawasee Tree
in photographs
Indiana, February 2021.
A beautiful tree by Lake Wawasee I walk by every day (when I'm in Indiana, that is).
The curse of the photographer: dissatisfaction
in journal
Photographers might be destined to permanently feel dissatisfied. Because if we were to feel satisfied, would we still go out and create?
Learning to deal with this feeling is something a photographer must face at some point. To accept it as something that will always be there, if only as background noise. And to recognize what it is when it eventually becomes louder.
Three windmills
in photographs
Castilla La Mancha, December 2021.
Most of the images I made of the windmills in La Mancha were from very close, almost "intimate portraits" of these beautiful windmills. But I also made a few from far away, to contrast these gentle giants against the even bigger landscape.