Cloud Photo Series was conceived while traveling… Looking outside the plane window and looking at patterns and gorgeous silky clouds.
Hope you like the images selected for this series. All prints are for sale.
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Don't be a stranger
I spent Saturday morning at the Sarah Dukes Garden, Durham, NC. The following images are just the ones I took with my iPhone, but I will be posting some of the final selection soon.
~ Enjoy!
Don't be a stranger
I just love window plane sitting specially either late afternoon or early morning…
There is something about seeing the Sunrise or Sunset from thousands of feet in the air.
~ Enjoy!
Don't be a stranger
This past week, I had a business travel and while I was in the plane, I couldn’t stop taking pictures of the ground.
Tons of patterns and shapes from up here…
Hope you like them and don’t forget to leave some love in the comments
Don't be a stranger
A few weeks ago, another weekend road trip was done. This time to photograph the Sunset and the Naples Pier.
Canon 60D | 1/1000 sec | f/8 | 135 mm | ISO 200
Canon 60D | 1/4000 sec | f/5.6 | 135 mm | ISO 200
Another weekend trip is in the works, so look for more images coming to the blog soon!
~ Enjoy and feel free to comment below.
Don't be a stranger
Although I haven’t been to this place in about 12 years, I have recently went back to it and now I can’t go by without getting some food or even thinking when it’s my next meal there.
This is a really tiny (hole in the wall) Cuban Chinese restaurant called "Chung Heng", located at 2542 SW 27th Ave., Miami, FL 33133 (305.442-7243), It has 4 stools at the counter and 3 small (2 people – Booths).
They don’t take Credit cards, no checks… Just cash and you better go pick it up, because they don’t deliver either.
When I first arrived, I was the only one at the counter and after 5 minutes of waiting for my order, people started calling and arriving to get their order. Some of them to eat at the counter, but most of them was for take-out.
At one point, the phone was ringing so much, that she started to ignore it… Not because she didn’t want to pick it up, but because she is the only one answering the phone and taking care of the front of the house.
Every person that walked up to the counter, the lady at the restaurant (owner and chef’s wife) – and I’m going to assume that “mima” is not her real name, but everybody calls her “mima”, knew their story, family members, their order… She knows her customers and she will receive you as one of her own.
So, if you are in the neighborhood and would like to eat great and cheap Chinese food with some Latin flare, come by and order, but please don’t forget to appreciate the amount of work that these people are doing. This is definitely a landmark for the locals.
~ Enjoy and I might see you there one of these days.
Don't be a stranger
