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Parallel Lines
This is a story about observation transforming into connection, the blurry line between watching life and participating in it, and how seemingly ordinary moments can reveal their hidden depth and beauty.
The Art of Depth: Using Depth of Field in my Fine Art Photography
For me, depth of field is more than a technical choice—it is a vehicle for emotion, storytelling, and artistic vision. The key is intention: by understanding and mastering depth of field, I can transform a simple scene into a poetic meditation, a moment of introspection, or a world unto itself.
The Uncertain Nature of Reality - Body of Work Inspired by Quantum Theory
UPDATE: Amanda Smith and Kevin Tully interview Eduardo for the A Smith Gallery Awards Collective GalleryTalk Series. This body of work was awarded publication in FotoNostrum Magazine, Special Issue, Dec 2024. For my series “The Uncertain Nature of Reality”, I explore the logic-defying concepts of quantum mechanics from a philosophical point of view while composing and collaging images of ballet dancers in rehearsal.
A Map of Forgotten Dreams
In The Map of Forgotten Dreams, I embrace photography’s ability to transcend reality, using it as a conduit for the unseen and the deeply felt.
My love for Paris in Barbizon style
The Barbizon movement, though rooted in 19th-century painting, can inspire and inform modern artistic practices across mediums. Its emphasis on authenticity, emotional connection, and reverence for nature aligns seamlessly with the art of fine art photography. By adopting the Barbizon mindset, photographers can create images that not only capture the beauty of the world but also evoke its soul, bridging the gap between tradition and modernity in profoundly meaningful ways.