Renato Guerra

Beware of ghosts!!
Last Sunday, I take a lot of porttraits to Eva. This is the proof that every photo in a photoshoot works for something.

I take this shot some weeks ago before food, I like the colors and brightness. Eva is in Aguascalientes on ConComics event and I have 4 days working as a real crazy cow with comissions, colors, flats (last flats!!) and comic pages.

I have coke in my veins.

Just an excersize with high contrast and textures…
Bigger on Flickr.

I was taking a break from my work minutes ago and find interesting stuff on Flickr:

Signal Noise Art (aka James White).

Pictures of Marimoon. Kick-ass colors.

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Warren answer me a mail…

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…yes, Im excited in a sexy way.

In a recent job interview somebody ask me about the lomos in my photo gallery; as her, a lot of people dont know about lomography (or lomo). This kind of photography is about quick snapshots, characteristics such as over-saturated colors, off-kilter exposure, blurring, happy accidents, and alternative film processing are often considered part of lomography. To shot lomos you need a lomo camera, most know series are Holga, Fisheye, SuperSampler and Action Sampler.

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From JPG Magazine blog:

JPG Magazine is participating in a show at Musée de l’Elysée in Lausanne, Switzerland. We Are All Photographers Now! is a show about “the rapid mutation of amateur photography in the digital age.” And we just love anything that has to do with mutants.

But wait, there’s more! You can participate in the show by uploading a photo to the show’s website right now. The uploaded pics will be shown on a projector in the gallery. And once a week, 100 photos will be chosen at random, printed, hung for a week, and added to the museum’s permanent collection.

Here`s the original post. By the way, I send two photos…

Update (05.03.07): The museum send me a photo of one of my pictures on exhibition:

A beautiful scene to me, I was fukin`lucky to have my camera at this moment. Taken last friday in Monterrey`s south side. Click on the image to view at bigger size.