This is probably one of my most famous image..yetwhen I search for it on the web it's all around sites with my name cropped. At least it's good to know everyone loves it.
You can see here how a google search looks, now just add a few pages and you will get an idea.
This was a very fun event, from the invitation:
""Millions of bubbles fly through the air as we converge for a magical bubble battle! Loosely based on the Dr. Seuss Classic The Butter Battle Book. Bring bubble toys, bubble generators, bubble solution, and plenty of AA batteries :) We will meet, fill our weapons and pull the trigger!"
This was my first time using a gopro, as in quite literally pulling it out of it's package, charging it and going to the bubble battle. As for the music I used Los Petardos which was just the perfect complement to the video.
Now I have to go back and learn how to set the camera....
More to come.
lots of love for Final Fantasy and to my friend Lizy who is always willing to do silly fun things.
Puertorican day parade 2011, a set on Flickr.
First time ever seeing this for me. The Parade started at 11am an ran from 44th street to 79th street. I was working in covering the always beautiful Zuleyka Rivera (former Miss Universe 2006) who was joined by Dayanara Torres ( Miss Universe 1993) and Marisol Malaret(Miss Universe 1970). Hope you enjoy the pictures
While I was living in Puerto Rico I got the chance to help my friend, the always entertaining Leonardo Thillet on an editorial shot for Imagen Magazine and fashion designer Harry Robles. It was my first time doing serious editing so I hope you enjoy it.
BTS Imagen 25 Aniversario from senencito l on Vimeo.
One of the things people ask me most is what gear do I use. I'll probably make a list soon, but I think it's people are not concentrating on the things that matter, which is why i've made this post.
Joe Mcnally is what I consider my online photography teacher. I've learned plenty of techniques from him starting with my love for small flashes. This is the reason why instead of trying to explain myself, i'd like to link you to this video where he takes the time to show proper camera handling techniques.
take the time to see these simple tips which will help you greatly in your photo taking missions.
Also don't forget to read his blog, there is a great amount of information in those pages http://www.joemcnally.com/blog/
