“Say yes to more opportunities – whether that is to go on more hikes, to travel to new places, to meet new people… just say yes more often!”
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“I’m somebody who loves change but is also deathly afraid of it. I can be scared of new things, but I know they are exciting and I can become a better person and artist because of them. That’s why I try to go at them head-on!”
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“When editing the shot, I chose a rather dark atmosphere to transcribe the emotion this place provokes. It’s almost an oppressive feeling, seeing nature rise up strongly, right in front of you. It is to feel small, in danger… For me, this photo represents these emotions, this energy.”
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“Being able to convey certain sensations through my images – the sense of freedom, of being the only person on a mountain at that moment – that is what satisfies me.”
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“You cannot predict fully what nature will present to you but you can do your best to capture what it shows you, and how you choose to create that scene comes from your feelings on that day, where you were standing and the environment surrounding you.”
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“The only bad ideas are the ones we never execute. And the only way for others to trust in what you are doing, is by trusting yourself first. Again; when passion calls, there is no other choice but to answer it – because, “El cerebro no se llena.”
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“Vast spaces such as mountains and lakes is what inspires me and I love giving my own touch to the scenes. But I also want to stay close to reality, which is why my post processing mainly consists of adjustments in light and shadow. I want the result to be impressive but calm, always hoping that the viewer can imagine himself right where I captured the photo.”
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“The many photographers we have met since the foundation of Nomadict have been a great source of inspiration. Today we celebrate a unique moment with six of them.”
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“I’ve come to realize that success or achievement in life, just like with photography and art, is subjective to the eye of the beholder.”
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“The hardest part of any job is getting started. And if it seems huge, you just need to divide it into small parts. That way, everything will seem less overwhelming. Keep Calm and Carry On!”
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