Photographing certain species of flowers along the way is a very personal way of looking at the world. From my point of view, it's not just about capturing intense colors, but about highlighting emotions:

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A big rainy smoke rolled over the sea and turned my usual sunset walk into an unexpected scene.

A lover of flowers and a caretaker of nature, which surprises us with bright colors. Let's just say that yellow is one of my favorite colors. It's very striking, expressing joy and brightening up any space

I have been living in a beautiful community for years, and there are always stories to share about it. As you can see from my previous blogs, I often discuss how peaceful and beautiful it is here in our

Digitalization has contributed to cities becoming a bit more isolated. This was accelerated by the pandemic. However, I find it impossible to believe that the streets are empty just because we're glued

ENGLISH When I'm editing, I can be confident that 80% of the photos I choose are good. The rest get set aside due to poor focus, bad exposure, or simply weak composition. However, some aren't so bad. Knowing

ENGLISH What's it like to sell on the streets of a city? Well, that depends on the city, or at least the country it's in. In this case, I'm talking about Valencia, Venezuela. There are hardworking people

ENGLISH Unintentionally, I tend to use the same type of shot for my street photography. I have a 28-85mm lens, so the possibilities can be varied. Still, many of my photos look similar: they're always

ENGLISH Many photographers in my country, in an effort to show more than just decay, search for resilience instead. I find this to be a positive approach and sometimes I do it myself, but I believe there

As a child, I didn't usually like street vendors. I thought they made the streets look ugly, and I completely ignored why they were there. I remember one time I saw them all quickly flee when they heard

t's not necessary for everyone to like your work. In fact, it's normal for some people not to connect with it. And that's okay. But what about those who try to tear it down, especially in public? Yesterday,

We are tied to the land where we are born, grow, and die. But the concept of a homeland is an imagined reality, a fiction, a scam. It's an idea cooked up by intellectuals to legitimize power, first for

I don't like it when the sun's rays are so strong they feel like they're burning you. Sometimes when I have to go out at that time, I cover myself with hats or an umbrella. I try not to take photos in

My cousins are more than family—they’re my closest friends, partners in fun, and lifelong companions. Every memory with them is filled with laughter, love, and stories worth cherishing forever. This is

As mentioned in my previous blogs, I am living in a province where we get access to nature - mountains, beaches, and rivers. We have it all here. And it also means I get to witness the beautiful things

It was evening, and the place was wrapped in darkness. We decided to burn a dry tree — not just for warmth, but to bring light to the night. As the flames began to rise, they danced and cracked, painting

These photos are not my favorites, not by a long shot, but upon reviewing them, I notice they're not entirely discardable, and I have the courage (or foolishness) to publish them, subjecting myself to

That day was special because it wasn’t just an ordinary get-together—it was a little reunion. In the picture, you’ll see Clyde, Johny, Apen, Justine, KJ, Dominic, Ina, and me. Ina and I were the only girls

We continue with the series of photographs that are getting a second chance despite not being good images. This time I'm sharing some shots I took in a cemetery, where I show its workers and the people