Joan Vicent Cantó

Fused: Weekly Saturdays at The Rainbow Pub. UK.

Three of my pictures from the Dirty White series on the streets of Birmingham.

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Song: Where the wild roses grow (Nick Cave and Kylie Minogue).

Song: Guns fever (Baba Brooks).

Raw meat.

Song: Meat is murder (The Smiths).

Three more photos of this series. To view more photos from the mirror series, take a look at the new category The Mirror at the left column.

The complete serie is available to purchase here on Istockphoto.

Vicent

Mercè

Sílvia

Song: Green onions (Booker T and the MG’s).

A comissioned product picture for an advertisment of Ayala jewelers.

I tried to create a tower with the watches because of the solid and robust design of the watches. They’re also very fine and well finished.

That’s not a return to the still lifes, but after a lot of portraits, I was in the mood for accepting a still life comissioned work.

Song: Quizás, quizás, quizás (Nat King Cole).

Sometimes, the more simple is the harder. This shoot was more difficult than I expected before starting the session.

This shutter isn’t only a stock picture, but the sketch for my next tattoo.

Song: Big Bird (Eddie Floyd)

A still life photo before going to Malta (in 6 hours) to take some photos and enjoy the island for a week.

The soap is for cleaning my guilty conscience hehe.

I will post some work and personal photos when return.

A heap of wood and bamboo chopsticks in a soft toned look. I had this image in my mind for some months and I photographied it last week. I wanted to create a different image of chopsticks playing with a really narrow deep of field.

I’m an absolut disaster. This month (I’m almost late for one day…) is the first birthday of the blog!!! I started it in May 2007. Now he’s learning to walk by himself.

To celebrate it, I prepared a recopilation my favourite photos I have made in the first year of the blog. I realise that I have done more work than I thought!!!!

Thanks to all you few unconditionals of the blog from here and from beyond the sea, specially thanks for the suport to the trio lalala (Numero f, Uno de los nuestros and Theyedropper), el Barbón!, Isaías, Judy Farr and the new arrived Doublecloth.