Category Archives: History

Back to film…

Posted on November 8, 2011 by Nestor Ruiz

I thought that I never was going to shoot film again. The digital age had been a fierce storm of gadgets and camera equipment getting better every time. Recently I read a newspaper article about the magic of photography, the… Continue reading ⟩⟩

Posted in B & W, Film camera, History, Hobby, Slide Film, Snapshots, Weddings | Tagged Black & White, Canon, Canonet QL 17, color saturation, feelings, Film Camera, Slide Film, snapshots, Street Photography, Weddings | 2 Comments

Garita del Diablo (Devil sentinel point)

Posted on August 26, 2011 by Nestor Ruiz

Everyone who visited Puerto Rico or know about Puerto Rico, had seen this enigmatic emblem left here by our Spanish ancestors. We have 3 forts that have this points, El Morro, San Cristobal and other one that the name escape… Continue reading ⟩⟩

Posted in blog, El Morro, Garita, History, Nature, Puerto Rico, Snapshots, Street, Vacations | Tagged color saturation, El Morro, garita, Landscapes, Nikon, Slide Film, snapshots, spanish, Street Photography, Vacations & travel | Leave a comment

My First Photo…

Posted on May 15, 2011 by Nestor Ruiz

I was reading a blog from a colleague, based in NY, Avi Gerver about his first photo. I commented on the blog about my experience in photography and how I made it here. I remember different moments in my childhood where… Continue reading ⟩⟩