An outtake from last night as we ate dinner with Ray in the Baguio Market. Having lived here since he was seven, Ray has seen the city grow from the a small mountain town of 40,000, into today's bustling hive of a city with around 1.5 million people. I'll have to fact check that last part, but after spending a few days here, I get the feeling he's pretty spot on. Anyways, more to come from him (and Baguio) later on.
Ray Francisco - Baguio, Philippines - April, 2014
A shot from last night while strolling white sand beach. Despite the massive amount of tourists and hawkers, the evening was truly wonderful.
I'll be updating the blog with photos as we travel throughout SE Asia and India for the next 2 1/2 months. I'm also working on a portrait project while traveling. Will update with more soon.
Boracay, Philippines - April, 2014
Recently tested out a new lighting set-up with a gridded spot and slight fill. Subjects included my ever patient wife, as well as my co-workers/neighbors, Amy and Chris.
Amy - Jeonju, Korea - March 2014
Sacha - Jeonju, Korea - March 2014
Chris - Jeonju, Korea - March 2014
From yesterday's trip to Mai Mountain.
Maisan - Jeolla Province, South Korea - Feb. 2014
A shot from the other night covering a dance party for Groove Korea on the Latino community in Seoul.
Somos Cafe - Seoul, South Korea - February, 2014
Our friend who works at the local Tous Les Jour bakery in Jeonju. A portrait to remember her by.
Anna - Jeonju, South Korea - February, 2014
Mmmmmmmmandu.
From a recent excursion to Jeonju's Hanok Village
A recent portrait of Spanish national Miquel Rossello, founder of Somos Café. When his previous job as a Spanish teacher in Korea ended, Miquel started his own business and opened up Somos, a café and space in the Sinchon neighborhood of Seoul. Offering everything from Spanish lessons to dance parties, Miquel's ambition is to share his Spanish heritage and culture with Korea.
Shot for Groove Magazine.
Late nights at the "Harley-Davidson Bar".
Another portrait from yesterday's shoot for Groove Magazine. Grace is a Korean national who spent her early childhood in Argentina, and in the past, worked for both the Mexican and Colombian embassies in South Korea. Meeting a Korean who can speak fluent Spanish was a unique experience, especially in a mostly mono-cultured country like South Korea.
