Jujuy Palette. Part II.

Posted byAntonio MozetoPosted inPhotographyTags:, , ,

The trips we take always leave us memories, many of them good memories that will remain with us for the rest of our lives.

When you are a photographer, these memories are registered in the photographs we take. And this photographic record takes on an important role. Our photographs record people, landscapes, scenes from the daily lives of people and the places we visit. Such records will last for a long time. Many people will see them and be thrilled by our vision of that world we visited. This is the goal of this post. Share the photographic records I made during my (and part of my family that accompanied me) recent trip to the Northeast (Corrientes and Chaco provinces) and the Northwest (Jujuy and Salta provinces) in Argentina.

This series: El Hornocal or Cerro 14 Colores, Jujuy-Argentina.

Published by Antonio Mozeto

I'm an amateur photographer based in the city of São Carlos, São Paulo state, SE Brazil. I used to make photographs since I was about 15-17 years old. My first camera was a Olympus Trip, an analogue camera. Many years after that I switched to several digital cameras. Presently I own a Nikon D500 with a small set of lenses and a Fujifilm X100T 23mm. A few years after my retirement as an university professor, after teaching Environmental Chemistry at the Federal University of São Carlos (UFSCar) for 45 years, I decided to invest money and time dedicating myself more seriously to photography. I´ve taken on-line courses as well as I´ve participated to various photography festival across Brazil. By far, my biggest interest is street photography. And in it, I'm interested in portraits, everyday street scenes and architecture.

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