Magazine Photo

 I strongly feel this photograph can be in my TV Guide Magazine because of the way the photo is shoot. It looks like it was shot behind scene, maybe while filming a movie or a novel where the famous actress is acting as if she was happy dressing up for her wedding.

Left right or Right left ?

Which one you prefer? sky with light or just the bulbs with lights?

I shot this photo on raw format and I then edited it in two different ways. I clearly know that the image on the left looks better them the one on the right but the one must close to the original is the image on the right. I got confused a little bit but you know that at night  the sky won't be so light out at it looks. Even thought it is not real the left image looks realistic and the one on the right looks poor in light and color.

"Motor-cab"

 When we talk about speed taking a photograph is not just the shutter speed of the camera, it also can be the speed involve in the image itself. This image I posted I took last year at the NYC streets. The interesting point of this image is that what is stable appears in movement, and what is moving look freeze. I love doing these shots, it is just art, I can say. In fact it is pretty simple to accomplish a photograph like this one. The technic is just to follow with your camera the moving subject at the same pace it is moving and shot the image. This way your camera will capture the movement of the background, and the subject moving will look stable for your camera because the camera is moving with it and is like if was not moving at all.

Empire

Photographs from bottom to top give a different view. In fact, the photo talks for itself, the pool is less than 25 ft tall but it looks like if it was as tall as the Empire State Building  from the perspective of the shoot with the camera.  Both objects are consider for me as it they were going to reach sky limits.