Very good news today! I was featured in Heraldo de Aragon, a centenary spanish newspaper. Only one photos appears in the online version, you’ll have to get the printed copy or PDF to see the rest.

There were only a handful of people to see yesterday’s magnificent sunset at Brooklyn’s East River Park. Those were the components of Keane, who’s lead vocalist, Tom Chaplin, repeatedly praised the concert location and Manhattan’s skyline. Why did the organizers of the Williamsburg Waterfront concerts place the stage so that every attendee would miss the sunset? To distract them from the artists? To only give the artists the privileged view? The only explanation that comes to mind is to direct the sound away from the residences behind the park.

Noiser that I thought.

Yeah, already that time of the year: Eater Bonnet Parade. And three years on the row sunny as hell. Some new faces, some new hats, some new costumes and some … well … came back. Remember Bad Bunny from last year?

This last weekend was one of the finest in latest winters. With temperatures almost comparable with summer Spring sprung earlier this season. And with the spring, the crowd, the parks and even a few trees. Today was raining.

Hi all,

this photoblog is back after a long break. When this site reached its first birthday I knew I had to take a break, but didn’t anticipate it to be so long. My apologies. Posts are back, although they won’t be as frequent as ‘One photo a day’. I’m also preparing other kind of post, keep tuned.

This photos were taken a couple of weeks ago in Prospect Park, Brooklyn, after the snow storm we had. If I didn’t tell you this is a park within a city, would you have guessed? I’m amazed by NYC parks, one really feels like being outdoors in the mountains.