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causing a scene at the with the crew.

Shot from the Cortes Camper Shoot.

Shot from Cortes Camper shoot!

Rain or Shine we got the shot!

It's this unexpected challenges that amps up the excitement. Before the ride, I had my camera settings all set, spotted my subject, and started playing with the shutter speed to nail that sweet blur effect. The rain wasn't part of the plan! Surprisingly, it added a unique touch to the shot. Sometimes, the best moments happen when nature joins the frame, turning a challenge into an win!

For a more creative touch in your corporate portraits, consider shooting your subject within their work environment. This adds context and allows you to try out some relaxed poses to see what’s right. A challenging part of portrait photography is getting your subject relaxed and feeling comfortable in front of the camera. Photograph is not only a technical skill but also a social skill.

Break Time:
Ski Patrol Checks on His Two Rottweilers While on Break, Casually Gives Them Water and a Few Pets. Then Returns to the Slope.

Conquer any terrain in style with the Columbia all-weather traction boot! Taking on the breathtaking mountains of Pennsylvania with confidence and comfort.



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Where Art Meets the Streets

Capturing the vibrant spirit of New York City through its mesmerizing graffiti. Dive into the kaleidoscope of colors and creativity that adorn these walls.

Ride4life🤘🏽

Amazing group with an arming message and riding skills.

Four Wheels Transport The Body
Two Wheels Move The Soul.

I had the pleasure working with


Amazing riding team with an amazing outlook on life 🤘🏽

New Years Road Trip to Stowe, Vermont.
I had a very memorable trip camping out in the winter weather with my dog, Blue. I have never done that before! I got to snowboard some gnarly backcountry and overall had a blast.
Here's my itinerary.

Day 1:
Drove 5 hours to Niagara Falls. Got some delicious pizza from Donatello‘s. At 11 PM we arrived at our camping spot at Hollow, Vermont.

Day 2:
Woke up to the creek roaring due to snow melting down in the valley. I cooked some breakfast. Then, I headed to Stowe resort and shredded some backcountry. Great conditions! Later, I picked up Blue and went over to Stowe Pinnacle Trail Head; it was one of my most memorable hikes. The trail was caked with ice,and dark at 8 at night. Once we reached the summit we took a break to check the night scenery. All of a sudden, fireworks started going off in the distance. I've never heard the echo of fireworks going throughout the mountains. - such a booming sound!. Going down the mountain was an adventure in itself. The slope was so steep and icy that I could easily slide down it. Blue pulled me in some parts of the trail, while I kept my balance. It is the closest experience to marching with dogs. We had a blast. After a long day we arrived at Morrisville Waterfalls and zonked out.

Day 3:
Woke up to a light snowstorm, walked around the falls and ate some breakfast. I decided to go back to Stowe resort and shred some backcountry. The conditions were scattered. At the bottom of the mountain it was clear as day, in the middle it was snowing and the summit had a thick layer of fog. Pretty fun riding in those conditions! Later I got coffee and calzone with some locals. At 11 we arrived at our camping site. a huge open field with mountains in the background - perfect for blue to get his zoomies out.

Day 4:
Woke up to a massive snowstorm. I decided to get coffee and walked around town. Bought a dope book and stickers. We are then headed straight to Ohio.

Keeping it reel at the lake.

Dirtbaggin’

Feliz Cumpleaños to me 😁 🎉

Morning hike at Arches National Park.

Work of art are landscapes of the mind.

Awe: a feeling you of reverential respect mixed with fear and wonder.

This van changed my life 🤙🏽

Enough is enough!
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Don’t be silent. 👊🏿👊🏾👊🏽👊🏼👊🏻

👊🏻👊🏼👊🏽👊🏾👊🏿

Last summer, I got the incredible opportunity to work with Discovery Channel and Screen Colombia to help film an episode of in San Jose del Guaviar, Colombia. Here are some behind the scenes, stills.

Watch the episode tonight at 8 pm!!

Push Forward is a short documentary film highlighting the heartening and challenging journey of a once-orphaned child returning to the poverty-stricken barrio in Bogota, Colombia, where he was born. The documentary depicts the author's search for his birth-mother and his facing of the harsh reality of the slum-like conditions that surrounded his early childhood. Join filmer’s personal quest that opened up an unexpected avenue for him to reach out and give back to his native community and beyond.

COMING THIS MAY!!

Push Forward is a short documentary that highlights my journey back to my home town in Bogota, Colombia, in 17 years.

That search also opened up unexpected avenues for me to give back to the community.

Coming this MAY, 2020

Still shots of my BFA.

The best way to find your self is to lose your self.

𝙰𝚐𝚞𝚊𝚜 𝙲𝚕𝚊𝚛𝚊𝚜, 𝙹𝚊𝚗𝚞𝚊𝚛𝚢 𝟸𝟶𝟸𝟶

The best way to find your self is to lose yourself.

𝙰𝚐𝚞𝚊𝚜 𝙲𝚕𝚊𝚛𝚊𝚜. 𝙹𝚊𝚗𝚞𝚊𝚛𝚢, 𝟸𝟶𝟸𝟶

It’s an unexplainable feeling when you’re in one of the most dangerous areas and people you judge and see as strangers become friends.

One of my favorite things to do in Colombia was exploring the skateparks and meeting new people. I found this skatepark that everyone told me not to go because how dangerous it was but 🤷🏽‍♂️. The walk was long but we finally arrived. We gave out the first complete skateboard from the Push Forward skate project to William. He and his friends brought so much energy to the skatepark. I saw this kid share a skateboard with three other kids and saw so much potential and a great attitude. With the help of we were able to give William his own skateboard.
Thank you to everyone for your support. (Video coming soon) @ Bogotá D.C

One day, I ran into these kids that where using pieces of wood to slide down the street. I thought it was brilliant to see them use the wood to imitate skateboarding. I am amazed how a simple piece of wood could bring so much joy. @ Bogotá D.C