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Color Without Color

Color Without Color

“Color is descriptive. Black and White is interpretative.” – Elliott Erwitt

Agua, madre.

Agua, madre.

I am inspired by my mother, who bends water so nonchalantly it strikes composure and serenity.

Full Frame

Full Frame

A full frame of sunflowers, colors, and their positive vibes <|>

Friends and Family

Friends and Family

This week’s photo challenge prompt was to tell a story about our friends and family through a visual image. This is a story of summer, of water, of ambiguity; of impending doom derived from a sharp tree branch and a deflating tube.

Habits

Habits

My brother considers my necessity to photograph my meals a “nasty habit”, I like to label it artistic expansion. Regardless, it creates some mouth-watering shots. I have so many of these, that I couldn’t pick just one. So enjoy some shots along my crazy journey …

Symmetry in a Facial Portrait

Symmetry in a Facial Portrait

Facial symmetry has long been associated with beauty, and for this week’s photo blog, I wanted to test this conventional knowledge. Using photoshop, I edited a picture of my brother to achieve perfect symmetry, and compare the results.

Culture

Culture

Although many might consider my Mexican ancestry and Jewish heritage the primary aspects of my culture, I believe it is more important to emphasize our individual traditions, the customs we choose to practice in our own ways. For my family, this is our yearly camping …

Exit

Exit

We paddle away from the beach, and into the horizon. Forever.

Geometry

Geometry

We live in a world surrounded by geometry: the branch of mathematics concerned with the properties and relations of points, lines, surfaces, solids, and higher dimensional analogs. But geometry is not just a subject we learn in school. It is everything that surrounds us and makes us: it represents the perfections and soul of nature, the man made, and the human mind.

Freedom

Freedom

The United States of America was founded upon the principle of freedom. But if you think about it, are we really free? Can we do whatever we please? Say whatever we want? Go wherever we feel like entering? The answer is simply: no, we can’t. …