I'm sure I read somewhere about the architectural style of the law school building in Recoleta, which is why this post has the term “Monumentalism” in it, because that's what it's all about. Although it

Golden Tones in Retiro The Retiro neighborhood is and always will be one of the favorite places when choosing where to capture moments, people, urban landscapes, and, of course, architecture. In fact,

MIX Contrasts and Moments. Today I have selected a series of photos related to high contrast, not all of them but most of them, or those that I consider to have that contrast of light and shadow. In addition

Capturing moments in the San Nicolás neighborhood of Buenos Aires is always a good idea. This is possible to achieve at any time of day, but I think that when you get edges of light, at sunset or sunrise

It's great to be back here and continue developing and sharing with you this boudoir photography material that I worked on with Brenda a few months ago. I've been a little absent lately, but busy with

On the day of the Buenos Aires Extremo festival, I decided to capture not only the tournaments of each sport, but also the people around each circuit. It's a way of capturing the essence, expressions,

This is a series of photos that I'm not used to taking, but this was mainly to cover different activities at the Buenos Aires Extremo festival. I was mainly there enjoying this outdoor basketball tournament,

Once again, I am sharing a carefully selected series of photos from my latest walks around Buenos Aires, covering two beautiful neighborhoods that have a lot to offer: Retiro and Recoleta. But this time,

This is one of the most impressive temples in the city, with eclectic architecture and more than 100 years since its construction (1914). It is a Catholic place of worship located in the Retiro neighborhood.

The botanical garden in the Palermo neighborhood is so attractive that it tends to evoke different emotions depending on your perspective: melancholy, loneliness, peace... This is what I feel and think

Oh, this has been one of the most lovely portrait photography productions I've ever done, not because of the results but because of the subject matter, which was very diverse and delicate. In addition,

A short photographic tour of downtown Buenos Aires, highlighting details, textures, people, and, of course, architecture. Just by arriving in this area, you will find many moments to capture and countless

I have a personal opinion that some photos suit one style and others suit another, that is to say... Not all photos work well in black and white, and sometimes there are photos that definitely should be

Isn't it wonderful to keep contemplating the architectural beauty of a building that left you speechless from the very first moment? That's how I feel about the Bencich building on the popular Diagonal

It's a good time to share some portraits I took with Brenda a few months ago and thus vary the content. Today I bring you a series that I chose carefully, and I hope I haven't repeated any images I've

We return to the underground cinema series. Actually, I thought I had already shared these photos with you, but I realize that I haven't. I edited them quite some time ago, and now it's time to show them.

This is a theme that came to me on the spot. I was standing in front of the botanical garden gates, looking at the light and the background with the trees of the garden in shadow. I decided to stay there

The Palermo forests are usually one of my favorite places to take photos, but also to disconnect from all the noise of the city. I have visited this place many times when I feel overwhelmed by everyday

It was a spring afternoon when I was on Cabildo Avenue in the Belgrano neighborhood taking these photos and capturing the essence of everyday life in this part of the city, which has been one of the areas

Until I finally managed to get some cinematic shots at the Carlos Thays Botanical Garden in the Palermo neighborhood. It's one of my favorite places, and in fact, it makes me laugh because lately I say