ABOUT MYSELF
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Someone once asked me about my experience in the world of photography.
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The answer is simple: I've been taking photos for over forty years. I was born in 1962 and began my career in 1983. Photography has more weight in my life than anything else. (Except my family.)
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I see almost everything as if it were a photograph. I wake up and go to sleep thinking about photography, and it's great.
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Photography for me is an escape valve, sometimes to get away from reality, and others to get into.
The main issue of this occupation is the observation and the creativity, then get as deeper as you may get into the technical aspects of the craft in order to get good results, and finally the most important thing for me is to generate a feeling to the observer.
Once I heard someone, during an exhibition, that my pictures were scaring... Well, I was glad about the comment, this person didn't walk away from just another photo exhibition, he went away with a feeling.
The photos most have their own language. They must speak for themselves about joy, happiness, sorrow, pain, distress or whatever you need to capture on your frame.
WORK ​PROCESS
The way I work is basically by observation, I´m always looking for something that fits into the portfolio Im working.
I always have two or three ideas on my mind, and that keeps me busy and focus on what I need, I never leave home without a camera, I read a lot, I do photo workshops and they are an enormous field for feedback, I also sketch and draw my images before I take the picture.
I work on handmade sets in my studio, but I also like to discover things outside. I'm always observing and searching, open to any event or situation that creates a good image.
