They are simple captures, but they essentially have their own harmony and beauty. Each scene has its own magic, and a series of circumstances can describe what we see. But ultimately, the aesthetics of these images are also spontaneous. They are capturing everything in its own way, as I always do with my photographs, where every element becomes part of this universe of infinite images and an endless array of always perfect motifs.
These photographs were taken during my last visit to La Llovizna Park, Puerto Ordaz, Venezuela. It's certainly a place that has become a frequent visitor for me, although not much more so than other nearby natural parks. In the last two years, I've already been there perhaps six times, much more than I could have gone before in many years. However, I want to make this a routine for as long as I live in this city, of course, to take advantage of its beauty, which each time presents different scenes and motifs, despite each one being the same grand scene.
The subjects captured for this occasion are details of the park itself: people, animals, and other things I found along the way. As always, I usually find some monkeys at the entrance, which are usually in the trees. However, you can see many more beforehand. It all depends on the day. They're not shy, and I usually come into contact with people, although if you're careless, they can even take anything, even a cell phone or anything you happen to be holding. But anyway, it's all part of the experience one can have when visiting this wonderful park.
All photographs are mine.
