My interest in photography began in the late 1970s, during my student years, closely linked to my passion for travel, trying to capture the places I visited in images.
Much of my work focuses on landscape, especially urban, seeking those moments of light at dawn and dusk, the calm of places usually so busy, before they return to their usual bustle.
I frequently work with wide-angle lenses, panoramas, and long exposures, as well as exposure-blending techniques, aiming to control highlights and shadows.
I am particularly interested in architecture, both in color and black and white, where I allow myself a freer, more fine art-oriented interpretation.
I am also interested in interior photography and low-angle perspectives (looking up), which often reveal surprising compositions.
Some time ago I read that looking at someone’s photographs could feel like opening a window onto the places they had been. It is an idea that struck me deeply and one I hope defines my work.
Winner of the 15th Catalan Photography League.