I usually don't play too much introducing elements in my photos, but this time I've added that bright light at the top left with gimp (hope you don't mind). Why? Today I'm inspired by this couple, what can I say! :)
This one is dedicated to my wife. I suppose she will enjoy this photo as much as this fellow is enjoying bath :)
I could not resist this back light small scene. This one is for Vic, aiming to break that mental deadlock :)
This one is dedicated to María Diez since she won this small contest.
I'm not sure why (light? colors? water?), but images of this kind seem to be taken from a fantasy book. Don't you agree?
Family wanted more from Maite... so here you have: again with 3 months old! :)
Today I wanted to post a different kind of flower! Now please keep enjoying weekend! :)
Originally a red rose, but I wanted a B&W as my Friday photography.
This image is not from Bahía Blanca's winter... I don't think we have this forest around, but I think the processing reflects the cold winter!
Here, Bahía Blanca, today is a special winter day? Why? We have snow!!! (last time was on may 2007!). If you want to see typical snapshots about it, click here (photos sent by people to our local newspaper). As you can see I wanted to share a different perspective of the event. Can you see an animal? If so first one commenting about it will confirm I'm not (that) crazy and win something... err.... let me think... ok, a photo dedicated to you (portrait, landscape, B&W, etc., you choose!) posted on my blog.
I want to dedicate this photo to Jose, a good and unique friend of mine.
20 de julio, Feliz día del Amigo para Todos. Hope you like colors/processing, a bit unusual.
I want to have this photo title in Spanish, hope you like it!
Well, once again I'm not sure what bird you are looking at... Let's say it's some kind of parrot until someone adds some "light" in the Comments section. Where? A zoo of course! :)
Stormy, but there is always space for a bit of Faith.
Okay, I admit it, perhaps I should have cloned/cropped out the burning sun at the top right of this old photo... but I think it works better this way, or at least I know i don't have the time to do a better job! :)
This is an old photo I rescued from my hard disk. After a few minutes playing with gimp this is the result. I hope you like it.
This is a garza (heron) in the middle of a blue landscape. Ok, i'm not sure about the heron... but I hope you enjoy it anyway! :)
I took this image at the entrance of the Hancock Tower, where I drink a coffee with your absence and with the nostalgia you left in me.
EXIF. ISO: 400, Exposure: 1/80 sec, Aperture: 2.8, Focal Length: 17mm, Flash Used: No.
EXIF. ISO: 400, Exposure: 1/80 sec, Aperture: 2.8, Focal Length: 50mm, Flash Used: No.
Yesterday a friend of mine, Maxi became a father for the first time. A child is like a brand new sun, bigger than any other thing. So this flower is dedicated to Maxi, Pini and Cata!
This is a "Cardo Silvestre" (Bull Thistle) next to the Limay River, a few meters away from the Anfiteatro. I took this photo in January 2009, almost a year after I took the first shot I uploaded here... If you want to see/remember that HDR Anfiteatro shot click here.
This is my final image from this river for a while since I don't want to be tagged as "boring". This one is dedicate to my wife, who was fly fishing next to me (these days I'm a photographer, not a fisher :).
Another image from Malleo River, this time with the long shadows of the dusk. This shot is dedicated to Pao, who enjoys (i hope) images with this kind of light.
EXIF. ISO: 100, Exposure: 1/6 sec, Aperture: 11.0, Focal Length: 25mm, Flash Used: No.
EXIF. ISO: 400, Exposure: 1/100 sec, Aperture: 6.3, Focal Length: 17mm, Flash Used: No.
This was what the (anonymous) guy of my previous post was seeing. This images are dedicated to my friend Luchux, a Patagonic Guy!
.... and tomorrow I will post what was this guy seeing at Huechulafquen lake! :)
The HDR shots are back!
His death is sincerely a tragedy, I (and millions more) were really sad this whole week (and we will have to deal with the grief from the loss for a loooooong time). There is no doubt, even with his passing, that Michael Jackson will continue to be the "King of Pop" for future performers for decades to come. He is an irreplaceable and remarkable musical artist, his videos, clothes, style, dance and singing shaped our generation.
Still blue (with a clear dark mood), but the show must go on.
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You should see 10 different tones.
