My perspective comes from years…
In my family, photography was always around, in 1987 when my mom got a Photo studio. Two years later I passed my first 4 years running around cameras, people, and lenses. I interact for at least 5 hours every day with screens, flashes, smiles and people…
Photo
Food
The most important thing about shooting food photos is to get the essence and the right colors. When you can capture the smell and taste of the dish with a picture, the observer receives all those impulses and vibes, opening the senses.
People
Taking pictures of people is when you learn to be aware of everything that is going on in front and around you, the seconds that are passing… the time diluted by the scene through the lens. Each emotion is crucial, more than just knowing about poses or gestures. It is letting the human connections appear in an intimate fusion with the present.
Places
I'm looking to take you there, with the color of that sunset…the colors of the wind—isn’t that a part of Disney's song? And the spirit of that air… possibly a little mystic and wild.
Little things
My perspective is always being particular, possibly something that not everyone can tell…
I care about details and can catch things that other people pass by without paying attention.
By little things, the world is made.
The real substance comes from that and is alive around you…
Do you know?
Nature
It is here where I can be in my element free; the nature is there.
Is never waiting to get caught, is the sense of getting free?
The wild nature spirit isn’t waiting; it's just acting, pure energy. This is when you need to be ready to get the right light, color, and shape… possibly impeccable, moving…
