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Ready to fly?...
Posted by Claudio Uribe | Jun 2nd, 2010When i look at this portrait in a more objective way i think is just an ok Photograph. I guess what i like a lot was the place and time when i shoot it. This guy was about to climb a big tree trunk to then jump tied by a rope and spin around, he is a...read more -
Brave Tradition...
Posted by Claudio Uribe | May 27th, 2010Los Voladores de Papantla is the mexican tradition i enjoy the most, since a was little i remember myself watching them and feeling scared. The tradition is pre-hispanic and before the conquest the ritual was celebrated in many cultures on the center...read more -
The stone path...
Posted by Claudio Uribe | May 6th, 2010Tapalpa once again, the beautiful little town in the mountains of Jalisco México, is such a photogenic place. In this case i just shot a regular common street, i mean most of the streets in Tapalpa looks just like this one and because it all looks similar...read more -
Las Piedrotas HDR...
Posted by Claudio Uribe | Mar 25th, 2010On new years i visited Tapalpa and decided to do some experiments with HDR’s and still photographs videos. Sometimes is hard not to go overboard with the HDR capabilities, in this case, even if the photo looks over saturated with details i kind...read more -
Rounded Mirrors...
Posted by Claudio Uribe | Mar 9th, 2010We’re getting closer to the driest season of the year and yet we had some rainy days last week, after the rain the colours and light were very soft so it was the time to get out and take some photographs, i didn’t have to go very far, i took...read more -
Buddha’s Hand...
Posted by Claudio Uribe | Feb 17th, 2010When i was in Thailand in 2001 i remember myself wandering around the streets of Bangkok and finding a poster on a travel agency, the photo on the poster caught my attention right away, it was a huge beautiful Buddha, i got in to ask where was that but...read more -
Padma पद्म...
Posted by Claudio Uribe | Dec 3rd, 2009Thailand is a beautiful place, full of cultural and religious symbolism. Lotus flowers can be seen everywhere, according to legend, Gautama Buddha was born with the ability to walk and everywhere he stepped, lotus flowers bloomed. This photograph was...read more -
Karen Tribe girl...
Posted by Claudio Uribe | Nov 10th, 2009The Karen tribes widely known as “Long Necks” are originally from Burma. In the 80’s the Karens participated in demonstrations against the military dictatorship in Burma, becoming enemies of the state which led to persecution. Some have...read more -
Multishot...
Posted by Claudio Uribe | Oct 15th, 2009Here’s another example of the Multishot Technique, the set up in this one is specially difficult cause the subject is moving really fast and is only a couple of meters from the camera, check my Multishot Tutorial here. The camera was set in a tripod,...read more
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- Ready to fly? June 2, 2010Ready to Fly? is a photography of a Papantla Flyer second before to start climbing a very big tree trunk to then jump and spin around tied by a rope. […]
- Brave Tradition May 27, 2010Los Voladores de Papantla (Papantla flyers) is a Mexican tradition related to fertility which survived the spanish conquest. […]
- The stone path May 6, 2010Tapalpa once again, the beautiful little town in the mountains of Jalisco México, is such a photogenic place. In this case i just shot a regular common street, i mean most of the streets in Tapalpa looks just like this one and because it all looks similar i always waste time thinking on the best [...] […]
