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I’ve been meaning to update my catalog, so I finally reviewed this year’s work. In 2025 the photoshoots have mostly been done at the beach, the rainy season has started a bit later this year, so it gave me a chance to work during these past months.
If someone ever asked me what I would prefer doing, probably would be documenting concerts, or all the happening in between them, my rock n’ roll heart just pumps for these type of photos.
This time I was hired to do some behind the scenes shots of the recording session of the video from Boneyard, one of the local rock bands here in my country.
I’m totally happy with these photos. The video was done by Juan Carlos Luna.
The song: OFF MY MIND- It totally rocks! You can find it in Youtube https://youtu.be/CJdPnrcKvmk?si=-4aFMFaR_0rkn5s1 and all the other music platforms.
Mind your head… that sentence got stuck with me while traveling around the UK.
It somehow meant that I should think about my head, my thoughts, my ideas, even my beliefs -at least to me-, and that also means working out my composition skills or creative ideas… I take my camera out whenever I can, you just never know when you’ll come across something that could make a good composition.
I don’t really follow the rules that much, but if I see something that aesthetically catches my eye, then I will try to go for it…
May you wonder why such a name for starters, well… they used to make my saturday nights so much fun back in the early 90’s at the Malibú, the only bar in this town with a stage to host such events of rock n’ roll!
The best drummer I know, and probably one of the best in Latin America, Gerry Sibrian, gave me a call one of these days, that they were about to get their new song in the air… but they wanted their portraits done by me… Man! I’ll be more than honored!!!
Here’s part of the work I did for them.
Part of my younger years were spent doing a lot of sports, but I had a thing for gymnastics which I got to practice for six or seven years.
That’s why I felt so happy when I got a call to do a photoshoot before a competition, I was thrilled to do it!
It brought me back to those days when training was hard, so hard you could see your hands peeled off and it didn’t matter, when you get to the point when you challenge your body, when you know you have your limits and still feel the need to try it until you make it right. I must say that gimnastics shaped me a lot into the person I am today.
When I was in there, I felt like if I could I would do it again, then I remembered my physical capacity ain’t the same as it used to…
But it was fun to go back in there with my camera!
The World Surfing Leage (WSL) made its very first stop in El Salvador this past week in Punta Roca, known for having the best righthand point break in Central America.
Too bad we got hit by storms these past few days which made the conditions a bit too difficult to start the tournament right on schedule. So the pressure was on to make the best out of it.
Maybe next time Punta Roca will show itself for what it really is.
I got the chance to go and take a few shots both times I went. Still I’m learning a lot about the sports I wish I could have learnt when younger.
This had me with mixed emotions… On one hand, just the thought of being their official photographer through the years, this time having the chance to document their last concert… The very last one.
On the other hand, having the honor of covering their most important venues, being a part of it all through my lens… I feel grateful, and will always be.
The farewell venue happened at the Black Coyote Theater, it felt most like an MTV Unplugged (sort of), but absolutely electrifying! The crowd’s reactions and interactions were just there, it all had me jumping around with my camera while capturing those moments.
Unforgettable.
I specially like to thank my dear friend Aaron Sztarkmann (the greatest bass player there is) for putting such job on my hands and eyes.
And so it all began…
I have decided to review my not so old material, and I ran into this folder from 2015, I found these lovely photos I did while working with Pixelarte.
I think it was probably one of the first weddings I took pictures of (while that photography project lasted).
These are the pics of Rafael & Gaby’s wedding!
We’re almost ready to welcome this beautiful baby!
But first we had to shoot some photos of the mom to be.
It has been kind of a slow year when it comes to weddings, my friend Karen asked me to help her with another one, and somehow, these events are so unique.
We first met with Arline and Ronald a few days before their big day, and you could see such chemistry between them that we knew that our images would turn out wonderfully!
Dee Yudice 