A photo from camping in Cajon del Maipo outside of Santiago, Chile
Showing posts with label night. Show all posts
Showing posts with label night. Show all posts
Wednesday, March 6, 2013
Camping in the Andes
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Andes,
camping,
Chile,
landscape,
light painting,
Montañas,
mountains,
nature,
night,
photo,
photography,
south america,
stars
Thursday, August 9, 2012
Photo 2 of 3
Monday, August 6, 2012
Photo 1 of 3 from new photo series
This is the first image in an untitled series of three that I shot for a new Chilean magazine based out of Antofagasta. It is a mini story of a woman who sees herself on the street. The other two will be posted in upcoming days.
Tuesday, July 3, 2012
Random Photo - Santiago Centro
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architecture,
Chile,
city,
dusk,
night,
photography,
Santiago,
south america,
travel,
urban
Monday, June 25, 2012
Random Photo - Hoboken
I shot this photo about four years ago. It was late one night after I had worked a 16 hour day on a commercial shoot down the street. This is the far end of Hoboken that most people don't go to. There are a few blocks of random industrial buildings on the end of Hoboken closest to Weehawken. I have had this sitting on my computer in an obscure folder and just stumbled upon it and figured I'd post it.
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city,
Hoboken,
industrial,
new jersey,
night,
photography,
urban,
US
Thursday, May 24, 2012
Cerro Santa Lucia at Dusk
Cerro Santa Lucia is just two blocks from my apartment and I haven't gotten to explore it much until today. I also haven't seen any of the Santiago skyline since I've moved down here, so it was well overdue. It's not as nice as the view from Cerro San Cristobal, but for being just steps from the apartment it's not too bad. This very cool public park is basically a Spanish Colonial style fortress covering a steep hill in the center of Santiago. These aren't views from the top, maybe about half way up, so it does get even better higher up.
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Cerro santa lucia,
Chile,
city,
dusk,
night,
park,
parque,
photography,
Santiago,
skyline,
south america,
travel,
urban
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