I want to hold the hand inside you I want to take the breath that’s true I look to you and I see nothing I look to you to see the truth
Author Archives: Jorge Ledesma
In the groove
Photographing is an exercise in design. One has to frame, recompose, often time re-shoot the scene and then begins the post processing part, its a design issue, the more I think about it, the more I come to that conclusion. Its inescapable. – Yours truly.
Thoughts on the X100F vs X100S
Upon my return to photography I quickly scooped up a Graphite XT2 which totally blew away and X100T. I shot both for about a month and an opportunity arose to do an even trade for an X-Pro 2 and I quickly scooped that one and along the way I sold the X100T and picked upContinue reading “Thoughts on the X100F vs X100S”
Copa del Rey Penya Barecelonista Doral
I belong to a futbol Penya that supports the FC Barcelona Futbol Club here in Miami. A bunch of fans get together at a local bar in Coral Gables and basically get rowdy. Of course, the favorite beer of the house is Estrella Damm and after three, four, five, or six here’s the result. Yup,Continue reading “Copa del Rey Penya Barecelonista Doral”
Who says photo bags don’t inspire?
Lost in conversation
I know I’m a bit behind on any analysis of this feature which I’ve used in the past before but it never ceases to amaze me just how cool double exposures are.
Spring is in the air
Getting back in the groove. It’s not easy, it’s actually quite hard getting the hang of it all over again. It’s kind off like a mechanic that knows how to fix the car but is a bit slow in getting everything tune up the right way, he’s confident he can get the job done butContinue reading “Spring is in the air”
Rekindling the passion
Its kind of interesting how life puts certain stops in ones life and doing something you absolutely love takes the back burner to other important issues. But a passion is a passion and passions never die. The desire to photograph has been with me for these last 2-3 years constantly. I’m always viewing, framing, andContinue reading “Rekindling the passion”
