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April 9, 2013 by heber vega
Maternity
A few days ago, I finally made the time to photograph my best friend and wife, Belen Leon, at 9 months pregnant! Yes, I really cut it close to the time that our fourth son is due. This will probably be the last child we add to our family by birth, so we wanted to [...]Archive
October 10, 2011 by heber vega
Photographing Women in a Muslim country
A couple of weeks ago, one of my good friends, Canadian photographer Erin Wilson, suggested I write about this topic after revising my 2010 portfolio. This was the second time that another photographer mentioned this to me. I guess in all these years I have found my own way, as male photographer, to photograph women [...]Archive
September 10, 2010 by heber vega
10.Q Interviews: Magda Rakita – Travel & Humanitarian Photographer
Welcome to 10.Q Interviews.This section usually features interviews to Humanitarian, Cultural & Travel Photographers, their work and photography. This week in 10.Q Interviews, Magda Rakita: “Magda is London based photographer with passion for people, travel and adventure.” [More about Magda… 1. Tell us about you and your photography. What kinds of shooting have you done? [...]Archive
June 23, 2010 by heber vega
Photographs from Prosperity Candle – Slideshow
After yesterday’s post, some of my friends and readers were asking for more photographs of this assignment, so I have uploaded a bunch in Flickr and here you have a short slideshow. I hope you like them, but even more, I do hope that you can help these women by purchasing one of those beautiful [...]Archive
June 22, 2010 by heber vega
Prosperity Candle and the story of Waffa…
You don’t believe in social media? Don’t value having a Flickr account, per se? No, today I’m NOT going to talk about the power of networking on the Internet, but I AM going to tell you the story behind my last assignment. How is that related to social media? Well, the way I met [...]Archive
February 23, 2010 by heber vega