Oregon, November 2025.
From the video I took a random exit and found photography heaven.
Drowned Forest, V
in photographs
Printing my digital photos in the darkroom!
in journal
I had an incredible experience at Hidden Light, where I had the chance to print some of my digital photos in the darkroom, using Platinum Palladium. And no one better to teach me than Matt Beaty, who's built an incredible lab where the prints some of the biggest Pt/Pd prints in the world.
Bridge
in photographs
Galicia, May 2026.
From the video The only way I know how to make great photographs.
Fort Rosecrans National Cemetery, VI
in photographs
San Diego, November 2024.
Old house
in photographs
Galicia, May 2026.
From the video The only way I know how to make great photographs.
Rest with a view
in photographs
Galicia, May 2026.
From the video The only way I know how to make great photographs.
Church in the clouds, III
in photographs
Galicia, May 2026.
From the video The only way I know how to make great photographs.
The only way I know how to make great photographs
in journal
Another day at the office, enjoying the process and the landscapes with a camera in my hands.
The Castle, IX
in photographs
Galicia, May 2026.
Cow family, II
in photographs
Galicia, May 2026.
Street Lights
in photographs
Galicia, May 2026.
The photographs that matter
in journal
I recently lost my dog, Luna. She came with me on hundreds of hikes and trips, always by my side while I was making images. But I'd trade them all for the photographs that truly matter.
Morning Clouds, X
in photographs
Galicia, April 2026.
Mountain Road, II
in photographs
Galicia, April 2026.
From the video Fog and Mountains.
Above the clouds, II
in photographs
Galicia, April 2026.
From the video Fog and Mountains.
Fog and Mountains: back home
in journal
I'm back in Spain, and I get the best weather I could hope for.
Photography helps in sad times
in journal
I'm back in Spain. Sadly, I came earlier than expected because our dog, Luna, was sick. It looks like she was waiting for me, because she peacefully passed away yesterday, just a few days after I arrived.
It's always a sad time when you lose a companion. And Luna was the best and most loyal adventure partner I could ever have asked for. She was always in for a walk, a hike, a long trip. We went to many places together, hours before sunrise, hours after sunset, in the snow, in the rain, in the heat and in the cold. It didn't matter the conditions, or the view. She couldn't care less about that, she was all about enjoying the moment no matter where we were. About exploring together. She always had my back.
Luna spent the last years of her life here in Spain in my parent's farm. She didn't get to go on more adventures like we used to, but I know she enjoyed farm life way more. Every day was an adventure, and she got to share it with two other dogs, many cats, and whole lot of humans.
Luna played a huge role in me becoming a photographer. It was because of her that I started going on hikes around Portland. She never, ever said no. Always ready to have a great time.
That's what I've been trying to do this week, as I knew the time was approaching. I got to go out on long walks every day, alone (she was too weak already), with my camera and my thoughts. Exploring the world she loved so much.
It's helping. I usually come back with tears in my eyes, but also with a smile. Life can be cruel, but only because it's also so beautiful. Let's enjoy it while it lasts.
Mountain Cow, I
in photographs
Montana, March 2026.
From the video Great photography in Montana... until everything went wrong.
Rialto, XXVII
in photographs
Washington, October 2025.
From the video Pushing it a bit too far at the Olympic Peninsula coast.
Teton Tree, II
in photographs
Wyoming, February 2026.
From the video Photographing a snowstorm in Jackson, Wyoming.