Whenever I go out to take pictures on the street, I tend to pay close attention to everything I'm seeing, but I also find myself in a constant state of reflection during that journey. It could be due to what I'm seeing or simply because of many things I tend to consciously think about, such as what my daily life might be like and what drives me to continue in that constant way. I'm in a state where, together with photography, there's a synergy. It helps me channel all those feelings, and of course, it's a therapy that, in my opinion, is perfect.
On the other hand, I tend to think that everything in photography is material. It's necessary because you need those motifs to take pictures. Regardless of the value each of those elements may have in the scene, everything is part of this material world. But we have the blessing of being able to capture that element through our camera. In a way, it's turning something real and existing into something that is captured forever, but now digital and, in a way, symbolic. These are points of view that always come to mind, all those reflections, or also that sensitivity to certain images of people, whether they're going through a situation or not. You can perceive that circumstance and capture it as something you want to show.
All photographs are my own.
