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Thursday, 14 November 2013

negra sombra from Galicia

negra sombra by Luz Casal and Carlos Nuñez | from movie Mar Adentro (I strongly recommend)

this morning, I was listening to the radio, where galician spoke about the most horrifying nightmare they went through some years ago.... the worst natural disaster in the country... A boat spilled 50,000 tonnes of oil over the sea, polluting thousands of miles of the galician coast. Yesterday, spanish politicians decided no one is responsable for this.

I've been listening to truly moving and touching stories of how they lived that disaster. All nature was distroyed, sick. The fisherman, and neighbours, one by one, went into the waters to try and save any life they could. You can read about these news on the BBC here.

(sea pictures taken on Sunday's sunrise)

I couldn't help to share tears listening to those broken voices... all the images we've seen, all the people alone with a destroyed nature, animals and efforts with no government help... Spain is already alone and broken.

Friday, 7 June 2013

roadtrip into the wild | part II

these shoots I've taken from landscapes and so special places make me love even more, photography and also my country... feeling the challenge of capturing so much, but in a very simple and personal way... learning to let go and experience the present moment, the small details, and trying to live outside the lens too... so here I bring the last images I shot for a catalan tourism website...

* independent Catalunya's flag heading the seas...

Sant Pere de Rodes. right bove the skies...

and we ended up in Dali's village, Port Lligat...

Dali and Gala's home

Wednesday, 5 June 2013

roadtrip into the wild | part I

wild nature

went on a roadtrip with a good friend the other day... gulls cried so strong in the middle of this hugeness... strong wind, deepness inside the blue, and huge skies that landed on a far away misty horizon...