The Corvette at Route 66
Keep going back to the images in the recent trip to Arizona, this place in the middle of Route 66 was a great stop with lots of opportunities. This particular was taken with the Nikon D700 and the 14-24 2.8 lens. This is an HDR image made of 5 bracketed shots.
Grand Canyon Sunset
Still working on the images of the last trip to Grand Canyon, and I’ll post a gallery soon, in the meantime I wanted to post this image that I really like. I shoot this image at sunset from Lipan Point on Desert View Drive, I believe this is one the best view points to catch [...]
300 Miles of Desert
Found this place in the Arizona portion of Route 66, it is called Hackberry, they have an old General Store, and lots of abandoned cars and all type of memorabilia. This particular image was taken on one of the side buildings, I just loved the rusted signs. I’ll post more pictures of this place soon.
Route 66
Just came back from a weeklong trip to the Grand Canyon. I drove from Las Vegas to the South Rim in Arizona, taking portions of the historic Route 66. The places are amazing with plenty of shooting opportunities all around. I took these 2 images right off Route 66, both are in different places, but [...]
A quick visit to the Miami Railroad Museum
About 4 weeks ago I went to the Railroad Museum, here in Miami. I really loved the place; there are plenty of possibilities and awesome shoot opportunities. The subject was ideal to try some HDR, like always I use HDR to try to show the image in a more realistic way trying to capture a [...]
Shooting the FARA races in the Miami-Homestead Speedway
Last sunday I had the opportunity to shoot the FARA races, here in the Miami-Homestead Speedway. FARA (Formula and Automobile Racing Association) is an organization of auto racing that is primarily for amateurs or beginner drivers that will be compete with more experienced pilots in different classes. This was my first time shooting a motor-sports [...]
A great tool to market and distribute my images
I’ve been using Photoshelter for some time now, at first just to have an online back up of my images and to easily showcase my work in galleries. But with the time they have introduced more and more tools, and today I use it almost every day as part of my workflow. Photoshelter is a [...]
My Caribbean Beach picture wins 1st Place at SFCC
This picture just won 1st place in the March competition of the South Florida Camera Club, so is now part of my favorite collection. The SFCC is a great group of photography enthusiasts ranging in skill from beginner to advance professionals. So if you live in the area you should consider to join us, our [...]
Yes, we can see it different…
Let me tell you, one of the things I love most about photography is that like many other photographers, I’ve learned to see the world in a different way. Composition, lighting, textures, are just some of the elements photographers are constantly looking to create compelling images. I can see images almost everywhere, even when I [...]
Nassau, an idyllic place in the Caribbean
During the past 60 days I went to Nassau in the Bahamas twice, family vacation the first one, and then work…. Needless to say my camera was always with me, but I’ve decided to travel light and just brought with me the Nikon 18-200 VR and the Sigma 10-20 mm in both occasions. Man, what [...]
Anhinga Trail, a Great Place to Shoot in the Florida Everglades
I woke up early yesterday for a quick trip to Anhinga Trail in the Everglades with some friends of the Kendall Camera Club, here in Miami. Anhinga Trail is a great place to shoot birds and some environmental photos, getting there by car is just about an hour from where I live. I brought with [...]
Virginia Key Renaissance Festival
Yesterday I went down to Virginia Key in Key Biscayne, here in Miami to walk around and take some pictures at the Renaissance Festival. Just brought with me the Nikon 70-200 2.8, as primarily wanted to do some portraits and didn’t want to be changing lens there in the beach. Quite interesting subjects and characters, [...]
Boost your Microstock income with HDR photos
HDR (High Dynamic Range) photos can be a great way to increase your potential income from microstock sites, in fact some of my best seller images are HDR. I know HDR it’s a very controversial subject among photographers, just mention it in any forum and you’ll have very intense discussions. If you look around for [...]
My first year in microstock photography
I started contributing to microstock photo agencies about a year ago, I tried other outlets before that, none of them worked for me, or maybe, I was not patient enough to see the results. I was also really skeptical to license my images for such tinny prices, in some cases for cents, but a great [...]
Viveza 2.0 a plugin worth every penny.
Nik Software just released version 2.0 of Viveza, a very powerful tool that let you selectively modify and edit images using their exclusive UPoint control technology to select the areas you want to edit. U Point control point technology is the reason I’ve been using the Viveza older version, because the easiness of use and [...]
Shooting Birds…. Really Big Birds…
About 4 weeks ago I had the wonderful opportunity to shoot at the “Wings over Homestead” Air Show, where the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds returned to the Homestead Airbase after 17 years of absence. The world famous jet fighter acrobatic team was the star of the show, but the show also hosted other aircraft, including [...]
About this blog
I started to play with the idea of redoing my personal site for some time now, I finally decided to go ahead and do it. I wanted a site to showcase my work, my vision and passion about photography, but also a place to share information, experience and industry news. I was born in Argentina, [...]
