Can Blue Get Bluer in Chefchaouen, Morocco - Los Angeles Travel Photographer

After 10 days or so of drab scenery in Morocco, I couldn’t quite hold my excitement when colors finally entered my vision in north part of the country. I was happy to not just finally see green…

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… but also the lively colors in life:

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Further, I was delighted to meet someone whose brain may be on the same wavelength with me. The proof? As if the ubiquitous blue in this town is not enough, she wanted to make her house MORE blue. You may have known this about me, there can never be too much color in life. ;-)

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P.S., I just learned that the blue city just suffered forest fire due to extreme heat at the end of last month, which was the third major wildfire in August for Morocco. Whatever the reason may be for the city to be blue, we now know it’s not to keep it cool.

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How Burano, Italy was Uncliched - Los Angeles Travel Photographer

I've longed to visit Burano, the small island close to Venice, before I knew photography.  In this corner of the world, color palettes seem to have met their matches.  

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When it's easy to splash colors inadvertently, especially for the chroma-loving creature like moi, I decided to get out of my mold.  Yes, for the new year and new spring, this is what I did to "uncliche" the often over-done.  What element do you recognize that's beyond color(s)? 

I hope you agree that my Assistante sure out-did his performance in Florence (Firenze), Italy.

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Would you like a black and bright? - Los Angeles Travel Photographer

For anyone that knows me to certain extent, I'm not someone that's bound by limitations; or I'd still be in a field of biology, financial industry or even back in a country that I was born in (the video in my About Jean page might explain a little).  I love the freedom that the choices of life has offered to dabble.  

Arequipa was a town in Peru that we made an effort to visit and, despite the altitude sickness, the colonial center of the city did not disappoint.  On the day most people squeeze in tasting cuy (guinea pig), shopping alpaca products and visiting historical monuments, we found our candy store at Santa Catalina Monastery.  To be exact, we spent 6 hours in this city-in-a-city and came out feeling exhilarated.

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The light, colors, shapes and shadows are playing in countless combination at any given location/moment.  The crazy version of moi was having so much fun and went beyond the usually colorful representation of this group of amazing Mudéjar style architecture.  

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It's boring to be defined by labels.  And life's too short to not taste the many flavors in this world.  If you ask me what kind of photography I make?  I'd say, maybe, black and bright (reserving the right to change at a future date).

What do you think?  Don't rush to answer, take a gander around first (travel photography from many countries including Peru, portrait photography, including fine art nude, or blog). :-)

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