Playing with the sky…
Under - Art, Design, Illustration, PhotographyValeria Prieto, based in Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua, Mexico, studied graphic design at the Institute of Architecture, Design and Art at the University of Ciudad. She’s been teaching contemporary art and illustration at elementary, middle and high schools in Mexico since 2002. She also serves as a photographer and collaborator in short films and animations.
Her latest work ‘Playing with the sky’ caught my eye on her blog which is simply brilliant! I asked her if she could share her thoughts around it:
Those images were shot with Sony Cyber Shot TX5, and then I selected some vintage images/elements to add more life into them. Sometimes I use a peephole and a crystal with cuts to get various background effects and I like to merge several photos into one.
I have loved photography since childhood. One of the best things I’ve seen in the city where I live (city of Juárez, Chihuahua, MX) are the sunsets, so I love to take pictures of them because every day it is different, especially in winter the sunsets are so colorful that I don’t need to apply color correction. I like to play with the shots by adding items such as musical notes and birds on electric wires, buildings or images that may become part of those great sceneries.
4 thoughts to “Playing with the sky…”
Javier
Brilliant! absolutely fantastic, love her pictures, it is simple and at the same time complex, THNX TO POST THESE KIND OF WORKS
Valeria
Hi.
Valeria Prieto has changed the url blog.
Now you can follow in this link
https://mimodusvivendi.blogspot.com
And another one
https://valeriaprietophoto.blogspot.com
I’ll apreciate if you can update the link on this article 🙂
Asif Naqvi
… and it already is 🙂
Susan Francisco
Do you ever license your work and if so, what do you charge. I love the piece that has the sky, wires with music notes and 5 birds.
Please advise.
Many thanks!
Susan
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