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Winner in "Winter" FAA contest (1st place). February 2013.
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Winner in "Winter" (Magi) FAA contest (1st place). February 2013.
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Life is a lonesome night train
of empty cars
on immutable tracks;
only God knows where.

A rolling thundering chaos
that screams, rattles and bellows;
each movement echoes
in an endless blackness.

And,
guided only by a single piercing light,
it plows headlong into a great unknown
as if it really knows where it is all going.

Carolyn Brunelle

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Note: The "Fine Art America" watermark does not appear in the final print.
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Born and living in Barcelona where I received a degree in Industrial Egineering. My passion for photography comes from my childhood when analogical cameras and chemical processing laboratories were the usual equipment. Later, as the powerful possibilities digital photography came, I've been encouraged to add drawing techniques to my work. I use photography as a means to document the world around me. I make pictures that call attention to things that other people overlook. This exploration of the overlooked helps me engage more deeply with where I am in space and time. My goal is to make photographs that draw viewers into the now. A focus on details keeps us in the present, it stops us from fretting on the future or regretting the...