Wedding photographers in Monterrey

—Whose works made an impact on you as a wedding photographer?

—I believe that we are influenced by everything we see everyday, so I try hard not to see things that are not useful to be better.

—Are there tendencies in wedding photography?

—I guess right now everyone tries to get that film-y look, which i dont like btw, like sometime ago it was that pink-y vintage look, and before that black and white with some touches of color, I don't know they are just trends.

—Do you believe in the superstition that a photo replicates the soul of the pictured person?

—Not really, some people they just don't let you in, in my opinion it's a little more complex that just a click.

—What mistake in your professional experience you treat as the biggest one?

—Lost a wedding by not backing up, and being late to the church and don't get the first glance of the couple. :(

—Is there life in the Universe?

—I believe that it's so selfish to think we are the only ones in this vast universe.

—When are you totally satisfied with the results of your work?

—Never, at least that's what I think now, but there's always room for improvement.

—What is there in your work that brings you joy?

—Being appreciated by the families that open up their homes for me and my team.

—What is success to you? How can one measure it?

—Success is doing what you love for a job, and being able to live of it.

—What makes wedding photography different from other photography genres?

—It's so open and diverse, you are like 8 different photographers during the day, you are a journalist, a portrait photographer, a product photographer, an architecture photographer, a family photographer, etc. I love that!

—Do you shoot wedding photos only?

—Mostly, I do take portraits but what I really love is Weddings.

—Can you imagine what wedding photography will be like in future?

—Back to basics, art, prints, emotions, all that. The digital revolution is settling, and people are starting to realize its more than just clicks.

—What are the key elements that make a photo attractive?

—As long as a photo has emotion everything else is secondary.

—How did you start working in the wedding photography field?

—I got a job for a big studio where I discovered the wedding business and everything around it, and I just loved it.

—What person in your life is your muse & source of inspiration?

—People like Joe Buissink who started at 45 in this business.

—Give some advice to a wedding photographer who is a beginner.

—Shoot everyday, it's the only way to get better.
Educate yourself.
Take a business class.

—How do you improve your photography skills?

—Everyday, blog, youtube, online courses, workshops, etc.

—What should future newlyweds pay attention to when looking for a wedding photographer?

—Their instinct, our reputation and their budget and our chemistry.

—What makes you continue shooting?

—The thrill of the day before, I just love that feeling.

—What makes a photo valuable? What are the key features of a great photo?

—The value of the photo is in the eyes of the beholder.

—What devices that you own you regret you bought and why?

—I don't buy anything that I don't really really need.

—Who is the 21st century symbol to your mind?

—No idea.... somethimes I feel that i live in a cave

—What side of you do you never show to the public?

—My personal life is for me and my family only.

—What would you alter in yourself if possible?

—People say I have a short temper, maybe that.

—Is there anything that worries you? What & why?

—I'm always worring about the timeline....

—When travelling, what do you usually take with you & why?

—I take my first camera with a 50 mm lens.

—What key message are you trying to convey with your pictures?

—Nothing, they should speak for themselves.

—Do you look good in pictures?

—That's the photographers work, not mine.

—Who would you choose to try taking photos with?

—Laffler, Stripling, Florens, Garner...

—Have a best-loved joke? Share it with us!

—I'm more of a sarcastic kinda guy.

—What thing is the silliest one you've ever agreed to do?

—Who came up with these questions?

—Is there anything in your work that you don't like or even hate?

—Long late hours on the computer.

—How do you spend your leisure time?

—Rest, spend time with my family.

—How do you deal with criticism?

—Not great, but i can take it.

—What details that usually pass unnoticed can a wedding photographer capture?

—It's all about the light.

—Imagine aliens come to our planet. You are the first human they meet. What would you tell them?

—What took you so long?

—Whom can you name as a person/people not deserving respect?

—For the closed-mined.

—Do you like travelling?

—I do, but on my own.

—What would you have preferred to learn before becoming a photographer?

—To be successful.

—Do you believe in the traditional gender roles?

—That is so vague.

—Do you hate anyone or anything? Who or what?

—Wet plastic bags.

—What are your plans for tomorrow?

—a Better photo.

—Can you specify whom would you love to shoot?

—My next bride.

—The most troubling thing in life is:

—Crying babies.

—Imagine that you can travel back in time. What would you do differently?

—Probably yes.

—Whom can you name as people you respect and admire most?

—Joe Buissink

—What is absolutely unacceptable when taking photos?

—Being rude.

—What's better – when you are liked or are respected?

—Respected.

—Where would you prefer to live?

—Austin.

—In your opinion, should your parents have been more or less strict to you as a child?

—Less!!

—What would you prefer to change in the world?

—Apathy

—If you have a chance to shoot a movie, what genre will you choose?

—Comedy

—Cats or dogs?

—Dogs.

—Do you make friends with ease?

—Yes.

—Do you believe in life after wedding?

—????

—Life is great thanks to:

—Food