Inspiration from the Orinoco

There are just a few days until the presidential elections, and a tense calm is felt everywhere one goes, although that is not the topic I am going to talk about for this publication, it is only an entry that has to do with the routine of many people but at the Maybe they are not topics that I usually talk about, because in itself this is a space for personal reflection through photographs, an encounter that is usually therapeutic and even philosophical.

Here are these photos with the great presence of the Orinoco River, with higher levels due to the rains, while some people, either out of necessity or addiction, dedicate themselves to practicing artisanal fishing, during very early hours, the time that I take to I pass by these places when I usually arrive at work very early, usually 40 minutes early, enough to sit for a while to see the view and take photographs.

Between reflections today, I started to think about how I can make a living from photography in a particular way, although I have a job where I take photographs, I have to follow schedules and a routine, in addition to the fact of having to be in an office, and perhaps It's not that motivating for me.

However, before I did have my own private photography jobs, but time has passed and my camera is now obsolete, as well as a great competition of very talented young people has grown, as well as the management of social networks as a way of provide and market. In any case, I always think about options and perhaps seek to update myself in many aspects within the field of photography, but what I cannot stop is taking photographs of the styles that I love the most.

All photographs are my author.

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