Do you feel uninspired for photography? Try something else… try self-portrait. Continue reading “Self-portraits”
Tag: black and white photography
Monochromatic still life
I think photography in the comfort zone of each of us is very little challenging and, more importantly, it contributes to the decrease and possibly almost the total loss of our “creative productivity.” Continue reading “Monochromatic still life”
Not to forget the black and white portraits
In the photograph of street portraits, I have in me a force that I have no doubt that comes from the people I photograph. Continue reading “Not to forget the black and white portraits”
Finding (small) needles in the haystack
There are many things, ie details, characteristics, visions, etc., of the photography that each one of us practices, something that always comes and goes on our photography, and within this sea of information that today it is possible to obtain on almost everything, INCLUDING PHOTOGRAPHY, of course, you sometimes find ‘some needles in that haystack’, like this one from Eric Kim’s blog:
“We need forgetfulness and naive optimism to continually produce new photos – the source of new creative willpower!” Continue reading “Finding (small) needles in the haystack”
Smile …. life is good after all!
In honor of the smile…
In reverence for the smile… Continue reading “Smile …. life is good after all!”
‘MAGIC RECTANGLE’ in my hands and my head
My instagram and my website have a title and motto that have a story behind. It was fundamentally inspired by a phrase (or even much more than that), in a ‘concept’ created by the great Chilean photographer Sergio Larraín (Sergio Larraín Echeñique; born in 5 September1931 in Santiago, Chile – death in 7 February 2012 in Ovalle, Chile). I explain. Continue reading “‘MAGIC RECTANGLE’ in my hands and my head”
Fight for street photography
“Fight for street photography”
Or
“How a Brazilian hick photographer saw and felt New York city in 2017”. Continue reading “Fight for street photography”
