Greetings to all the creators of this incredible platform that allows us to explore our worldview in different ways. Today I want to show you a photography exercise I did. Although I'm a social communicator, I haven't fully explored taking or capturing photos because I've always had a cameraman or photographer to complete my journalistic work. We always take photographs, but we truly apply the essential elements. We generally don't theorize in practice because we're always rushing to meet our goals. However, I dared to explore and have fun taking a series of photographs in Guaquieri Park in Cumaná, Sucre state.

I confess that during the process, I felt a little anxious, because at the end of the day, you can't help but compare yourself to other projects that, when you look at them, look perfect. Plus, you think about the lack of equipment, a very interesting detail when you want to show off a clean work.

So, in the middle of a 6 a.m. walk while exercising in the park, I thought: "Why not romanticize my life? Just take the shots that look beautiful to me, just do what I want without so many thoughts, and be happy, live." In that moment, I felt like my whole being transformed, and I'm not exaggerating when I say this, because in the end, it's the attitude you bring to life that will define your future experiences, your achievements, failures, and ultimate goals.

Then I started to have fun, I felt like everyone was looking at me, and I accompanied by my Honor X6 phone with just a 5MP f/2.2 front camera began to take pictures, without stopping, I confess that it was an incredible exercise, while I was doing it I remembered fragments of photography classes at the university, of the Lumiere Brothers and the daguerreotype, of Joseph Niépce and helium engraving, the projector of the University of the East, Núcleo de Sucre, the Film Club, the films that were used, the darkrooms, all these fascinating experiences so that currently only with the power of light we can stop time through an imagen.

I hope you enjoy this work. I'd love to hear your guidance on how to improve this art, which is undoubtedly a different way of communicating, which feels different, but which can ultimately change all the paradigms of everyday life. It was a pleasure; I'll read your comments.

Nota importante: las imágenes fueron editadas con la aplicación telefónica de Lighroom.

La creación del collage principal fue diseñado en la aplicación para teléfonos de Canva. Adecimientos a @ikasumanera por los separadores usados para este post.