Apollo 16. Los Angeles, California Science Center As many kids of my age, I was found of astronautics -world trending topic- of the 70's. The Apollo program lead by NASA was broadcasted by the only one TV channel in Spain and news on rocket launch and reentry into Earth atmosphere were on TV, regularly. It was [...]
Después de un largo paréntesis (20 años) sin pisar suelo americano, decidimos viajar en familia por una parte de la mítica Ruta-66, concretaménte por los estados del oeste: New Mexico, Arizona, (Nevada) y California. "los fotógrafos mentimos muy bien..." El mito de dicha ruta, creo que está más en nuestro subconsciente, que en lo [...]
Edward Weston on a photograph by his son Brett. Edward Weston (24/03/1886 - 1/01/1958), was a renowned American photographer, considered one of the most influential of the 20th century. He dedicated part of his career as a portraitist, but what made him really known was the development of a realistic, personal style, [...]
When mild or warm temperatures arrive, it feels like travelling and being outdoors. An interesting spot is the Asturian coast, north of Spain. It offers endless photographic possibilities and broad areas of nature. Enjoy... Nikon 28mm f/1.4 ISO 400 f/8 25 seg. Nikon 70-200 mm. f/2.8 ISO 100 f/5.6 1/2 seg. 70mm. [...]
I had visited the Cantabria, Spanish region before, but I had passed unnoticed this fantastic coast cataloged in Stock Points of Geological Interest IGME (Instituto Geológico y Minero de España), and included in the Natura 2000 network as SCI (Site of Community Interest) in 2005 which are now called SACs (Special Areas of Conservation). It is [...]
Below I enclose some pictures of the interesting trip to Normandy and Brittany, France recently I made. The region is worth a visit, as its historical legacy in the final outcome of World War II and the variety of museums devoted to this topic so requires. The photographic opportunities are numerous, with its beautiful scenery, variegated [...]
