Os Ancares, Galicia, March 2022.
Salty ripples
Great Salt Lake, Utah, October 2020.
Underground tree
Madeira, Portugal, November 2021.
During my trip to the beautiful forest of Fanal, in Madeira, I kept gravitating towards this tree -- probably my favorite of them all.
I just loved the way it grew to one side, and tilted a bit, then somehow managed to keep growing underground and come back up.
Nature is incredible.
Dreaming
Galicia, March 2022.
Buried in the fog
Galicia, March 2022.
From the video A peaceful foggy morning of photography.
A peaceful foggy morning of photography
A beautiful foggy morning spent with a camera in hand.
Aceredo bridge
Aceredo, Galicia, February 2022.
Near the underwater town of Aceredo.
Capo Noli, Italy
Savona, Italy, December 2019.
The GOAT
Asturias, February 2022.
The goat of goats.
The viewpoint
San Cibrao, Galicia, February 2022.
From my recent trip to the coast.
Carving the path, click by click
The only way to improve as photographers, and to build a collection of good images, is to do it... one click at a time.
A dance of windmills
La Mancha, December 2021.
From my photography trip to La Mancha, where I photographed Don Quixote's windmills.
Hole in the snow
Indiana, January 2021.
Montana reflections
Glacier National Park, Montana, May 2021.
A glorious sunrise at Lake McDonald.
Tree framing
Fanal forest, Madeira, November 2021.
Mono County
Mono County, California, November 2020.
Paper cliffs
Xove, Galicia, February 2022.
One click at a time
Building a collection of images we love from scratch can feel overwhelming. Being constantly exposed to the work of thousands of photographers every day doesn't help.
The feeling of falling behind can materialize really quick. And before we know it, we give up.
This is a trap, and we must avoid falling into it.
Photography is a lifelong journey, it does take a lot of time and effort to build a portfolio of good images. It's not going to happen overnight. It won't be easy. But it's something we need to do everyday.
Quite literally, it happens one click at a time.
Remember: you are just one click away.
Tree by the lake
Michigan, April 2021.
Stork at the train station
Galicia, March 2022.