George Washington Bridge, visto desde el Fort Washington Park, New York City. No es la primera vez que tomo fotografías al George Washington Bridge. Pero el punto de vista de estas capturas es muy diferente, incluso emocionalmente hablando. Las tomé hace un año, cuando la pandemia comenzaba a desplegar sus alas siniestras sobre la ciudad… Continue reading Un faro, el puente y la tempestad.
I am pleased to announce that my photograph Manhattan Dark was awarded with Honorable Mention in Architecture: Cityscapes Category by the prestigious Neutral Density Photography Awards, which gathers thousands of photographers from around the world. I am honored to have my work included among the photographs that ND considered worthy of an Honorable Mention distinction. My congratulations to the… Continue reading Manhattan Dark receives “Honorable Mention” at Neutral Density Photography Awards
It has been a while since my last post, on March 26th. As I announced in that note, I would undergo surgery on my right shoulder after an incident caused tearing of various tendons and muscles, affecting my ability to rotate and rise my arm or even hold a camera. I got the operation done… Continue reading Ortiz Guinand Photography, my new portfolio.
One of the fascinating things about Winter season is that - following the dissapearence of leaves from the trees - a jungle of branches populate the city, drawing intricate shapes, beautiful and mysterious contours, woods that evoke elves, dwarfs, fairies, good and bad witches (it is up to you) or remnants of a far and… Continue reading Branches
There is "something" in photos taken with a 35mm film or a medium format film camera, that is unique, at least for me. In this case I used the Zenit camera from 1980 that I talked about in the previous post. It was winter 2016, my first one in New York City - my hometown… Continue reading Something … (City on film series)
Last Round in Sight 