Roots & Rust
This little project was shot with a Sony 6700 with a Sigma 18–55mm lens.
Sometimes, I feel the need to express my emotions through the camera to find a sense of bliss. It was a typical fall day in Whistler—cold and rainy. I grabbed my camera, put on my cheap waterproof jacket, and slipped into my Blundstones before heading out with no specific route in mind. Eventually, I stumbled upon art in a hidden park, where an abandoned car caught my attention.
Click here for the album @Roost & Rust
Crisp Meadow
The Crisp Meadow is a series of shots that showcases the authentic North Pacific West experience at sunrise, sunset, and night during a warm summer day. I was camping with my friends, and we took a small hike that ended up surprising us all at the end. So far, this might be my best work, as I truly felt connected with these Alpine pictures. All the photos were taken with the Sony 6700 and Sigma 18-55mm
Click here to view the album. @Alpine & Lakes
Misty Between Fall and the North
I love landscape photography, just as much as I love abstract landscape shots. My favourite thing to do is walk on a misty fall day, full of emotion, and search for that middle ground where I can play with the camera. In moments like these, I contemplate my journey — coming from Guatemala, where we don’t have seasonal changes and rarely experience the beauty of transition. I believe spring and autumn are reminders that we, too, go through temporary states, preparing ourselves for our prime seasons — summer and winter.
This album blends abstraction with landscapes and hikes, filled with many first-time shots. I hope you enjoy it!
Click here to view the album @Misty Between Fall and the North
