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Emilio Ortiz united statesPhoto © Emilio Ortiz
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Manhattan Dark
Emilio picked photography back up after a long hiatus, when he was diagnosed with a genetic and incurable condition affecting his central vision. His approach to photography is eclectic, although he has some preference for landscape and street works.
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entry description
I like to highlight the silhouettes of buildings in Manhattan, in the particular vision that is generated from the Brooklyn Bridge, especially when the nearness of winter makes darkness approach earlier, transmitting drama to the life of the city that does not stop never. The lantern light gives the environment a very important nostalgic touch for me. Taken on November 17, 2018. I forgot the tripod so I put the camera over one of the structures of the bridge and wait to take the photo in the moment with minimum vibration.about the photographer
Emilio Ortiz Guinand was born in Caracas, Venezuela. He moved with his family to the United States in 2002, first living in Florida for several years before relocating permanently to New York City. Since losing his parents at a young age - his father a musician, his mother an actress, - Emilio has lived an adventurous life, having been a social advocate and activist, bookstore clerk, steelworker, teacher, radio actor and television dubber, restaurant dishwasher, handyman, resort maintenance worker, IT Systems Administrator, Linux and Open Source advocate, a blogger and more. Emilio has always been self-taught and he's passionate about a lot of things, but especially Astronomy, Technology and Photography.Emilio picked photography back up after a long hiatus, when he was diagnosed with a genetic and incurable condition affecting his central vision. His approach to photography is eclectic, although he has some preference for landscape and street works.
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