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Digicam, Analog: Retro But Current

22 PHOTOGRAPHS
The move from analog to digital is a transition between ritual and precision. By leaving the reel, we lost the physical texture of the grain and the "mandatory" patience of developing, but we gained the freedom to capture the invisible and an almost infinite technical capacity. In digital we gain absolute control; In analogue, we preserve the soul of the unpredictable.
The Solitary Rock
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The Solitary Rock

In this black and white postcard, reflections dance on the surface of the water, creating a play of light and shadow that captivates the viewer's gaze. The imposing rock in the scene, of enigmatic origin, stands out with its firm and defiant presence, inviting us to reflect on the mysteries of nature and its wonders. Camera: Canon Powershot A2500 from 2012.

Their Special Moment
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Their Special Moment

Being able to capture that special and simple moment for them was a true divine grace. There I was, documenting their passion, their moment of expansion, their intimate connection with nature and the world around them. It was a very cold day, with a biting wind and a gray sky, but that didn't stop them. Camera: Canon Powershot A2500 from 2012.

The Grandeur of Our Surroundings
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The Grandeur of Our Surroundings

I like nothing more than being able to convey the greatness of our environment in an image. Capturing the angles that make us see reality from another perspective is a unique experience. Each photo is a document of our reality, a truth that sometimes we prefer not to see, but that is there, waiting to be discovered by the good observer. In each snapshot, I find the opportunity to reveal those hidden details, showing the beauty and complexity of the world around us.

Moments of the day
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Moments of the day

Photograph captured enrambla of Montevideo, Uruguay.

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