#mexican photographers
Three walks the last three days of 2020 testing the Fujifilm X100V.
Here in Mexico City this last 15 days the streets are usually empty but now are even emptier because of these pandemic times, so yes, there was no risk here to take these shots, just the proper precautions.
It has been a difficult year for everyone. I wish you the best for 2021.
// More of my Street Photography: http://cybergus.tumblr.com
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Dear citizens of Tumblr… it has been a long time since my last update but the good news now is that my store at Society6 has been updated with twenty new art prints. Many of you have asked for this so here they are:
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Tumblerians! just to remind you… you have a few black friday hours to get one (or more?) of these framed art prints 50% off at my society6 store!
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Small Places from the Big Mexico City, by Abelardo Ojeda.
// More of my Photography: http://cybergus.tumblr.com
Hello Tumblerians! I know, a lot of you have been asking for the Art Prints of this collection so is finally available at my Society6 Store: Small Places from the Big Mexico City Series.
You can choose just from the regular art print to the framed art print or even canvas print. If you have trouble finding any version, just send me a message here.
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Dear citizens of Tumblr… it has been a long time since my last update but the good news now is that my store at Society6 has been updated with twenty new art prints. Many of you have asked for this so here they are:
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Pandemic Days, by Abelardo Ojeda. Insurgentes subway station and surroundings, Mexico City.
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Is there anybody out there? — by Abelardo Ojeda.
Stay home, stay safe.
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Evg3 Street Photography turned 13 today! I browsed through my files to take a look and this was my “street photography” attempt from that time (2007). A short travel to Cuetzalan Puebla, Mexico.
So yes, I have never ever published these pictures here.
Against all odds Tumblr is still alive and kicking with a great community.
// More of my Street Photography: https://cybergus.tumblr.com
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This is what I call a color complementary scheme for these difficult times.
Staying home for this young man is a luxury. Not everyone has the means.
// More of my Street Photography: https://cybergus.tumblr.com
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During the Swine flu, back in 2009. Mexicans always have fun, even in the most difficult moments. Photography by Abelardo Ojeda.
(Yes, suits were made by them, better choice even for the actual Coronavirus).
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Vivas nos queremos, by Abelardo Ojeda. Marcha M8 2020.
There are three layers here: 1. Women raising their hands (in the background). 2. The graffit with another message “Vivas nos queremos”… and 3. The broken window that shows Mexico as a country.
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8M protests in Mexico City (2016-2019), By Abelardo Ojeda.
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Sunday Nights, CDMX. (Exploring Cinestill aesthetics) by Abelardo Ojeda
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— So how many people can cross Juárez Avenue at the same time?, photography by Abelardo Ojeda.
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Mexico City - December 2018, by Abelardo Ojeda
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The Twilight Zone, by Abelardo Ojeda.
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Storm / 8:30pm / Downtown CDMX, by Abelardo Ojeda.
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