Alex Ibarra Photography

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Baptism - 2022.

Congrats to this awesome couple on their recent engagement, thank you for letting me be a part of it!
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10/10 recommend shooting the groom once in a while.

Solstice snaps.
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Just starting up the new season with some XV’s this summer!
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More to come with .johnson.

Last weekend with .johnson.

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The Rave series: an ongoing personal film project that started during the pandemic. Not having any festivals for a very long time, made me realize how important this was to me. I really enjoy the music, my tribe and the vibes. Just simply posting moments, in the moment.

Good morning world! Forever showing off one of my favorite images, taken somewhere in Colorado. Always remember to pull over and stretch on your road trips, you never know what you might encounter.

Thinking about days like these today.
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This is your reminder to get out there today!

Chasing light 📸

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Wednesdays be like …

Head over to .visual to see my film work! Working to turn this into a brand with merchandise, print work and accessories! Goldhaus is my original photography project since college which has transformed from early portrait days to travel snaps on film and digital. I have a rule with that page and it’s only to post when I have a series. Currently working on the next series!

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What a week, just came home after a long weekend of shooting with amazing people from LA. I’m gonna be posting some images throughout the week, but for now here’s an upcoming print this week if anyone is interested!

Yesterday with

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Last year was such an interesting year. I often found myself itching to travel. With COVID raging thru, I had to play it safe. One very hot day last year, and I drove endlessly until we ended up in Oregon. The heat in California was so intense that there was fires all across the state. The smoke was so bad that it crossed state lines and reached parts of Washington. On our way north, we took a small detour on the way to Bend and found Crater Lake. The fog in this images is smoke. Crazy times but I can’t wait to do this again. Without the smoke.

Hello World, it’s a new year, and with that comes new possibilities.

For starters, I just wanna say thank you to everyone who has been by my side as I grow in life and in my business. The pandemic really left me thinking about what I wanted to do with my life, just like pretty much everyone else. For me, it was a year to take a step back and look into myself. I started therapy.I started to see a pattern in myself, how I easily give up and have constant fear of being judged. I said: to hell with all of that, and painstakingly began to transform into the person I am starting to see today. I have a long road ahead of me but I’m taking it one day a time.

In the last two years, I began to transition over to portrait work and had some amazing moments while providing my services to a few weddings, portrait sessions and video work. Took some time to travel with certain conditions and I had an opportunity to show my daughter a few places she’s been wanting to see so far.

I’m really grateful for everything I’ve learned so far. One thing I really lacked was a commitment to my business.

For many of us, social media is a key component in the grand marketing scheme to showcase our work and I really lacked the emotional intelligence to handle such tasks.

I had a ton of setbacks that really pushed me out of my work. Lots of self-judgement ( what if they don’t care, they don’t like, not give me likes). In reality: “who’s they”? Why do we care about so much that pushes to feel this way. In some respect, I deeply attribute this feeling to having a degree in photography. That program was tough as nails and highly competitive. As professional photographers, we judge ourselves so hard that we hide in it, often putting ourselves behind our work, not wanting to find recognition nor expecting any. It is quite depressing and toxic to be honest.

So anyway, I just ranted for a while. If you read this whole thing, thank you. This is work in progress.

Here’s some pics for attention.

Til death do us part - 3/3.

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