First 2010 photos
Had to way for the last days of the month to finally go out and shoot some photos…
Had to way for the last days of the month to finally go out and shoot some photos…
I’ve returned from Southeast Asia two months ago, but I just realized haven’t published any its photos (not including a handful of snapshots shared in my Facebook account). Actually I haven’t published any photos at all so its about time to start having a more regular upload schedule, and what better reason to do so than starting to work on my Indochina photos? Even if in small doses…
This weekend I was away at my “country home” and decided to drive to the wind farms nearby and shoot them by the sunset.
I’ve been particularly lazy with photography lately, not lazy for taking photos but filtering, processing and uploading them. But somehow I felt I had to upload some of these, not that they’re extraordinary, but just to keep things moving and feel that I haven’t lost my “mojo”.
PS- I have literally hundreds of Southeast Asia photos to process, expect them one of these days…
Last Sunday I went on a photowalk with my friend Bruno, probably fueled by his latest street photography project we ended up in one of my favourite places to shoot: Bairro Alto
Lately my eyes, and my brain, have been seeing too much in wide-angle mode, with the expected result of boring, cliche and repetitive photos. It’s time to change and force myself to narrow my perspective to see things differently.
Yet another fragment of my Baltic tour: Trakai Castle, apparently the only European medieval castle built on an island. And great place to spend a lazy day.
Just a reminder that my project 365 still lives, despite sometimes hasn’t been regularly updated.
I’ve been slowly updating my Baltic trip photos to my Flickr account, I’m doing it in a slowly pace and maybe in a couple of weeks I’ll have them all uploaded.
Baltic Tour
Most of the times travel means a gap in the photo gallery timeline, first it’s all the preparation before leaving, next it’s physical absence while traveling and then the aftermath and the return to everyday’s routines.
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