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Hello photography and cycling lovers. Today I want to share with you an experience that marked a turning point in my journey as a photographer and sports enthusiast: my very first attempt at capturing

Hello black and white photography lovers! Today I want to share with you a series of images that came to life during one of the hardest; yet most revealing; moments in recent years. These photos were taken

Hello PeakD community and fellow photography lovers, Today I’m sharing a series of images that hold a special value for me. Not because of their technical perfection, far from it, but because they represent

Hello, black and white photography lovers, Today I want to share a photo series that marked a turning point in my journey as a photographer. These images were taken during the last concert of Yomil &

Hello, lovers of black and white photography. Today I’m sharing a series of images taken during the early months of the pandemic, back in 2020. I went out into the streets with my Canon 60D, carrying my

Hello to all lovers of black and white photography, Today I’m sharing a very special series. It’s not just about cigars or portraits… it’s about an experience, a chapter, and a camera that marked a turning

Hello, lovers of black and white photography. Today I bring you a series of images captured during an unexpected trip, one of those journeys that ends up teaching you more than you imagined. These photos

Back in 2019, I gave myself a very special birthday gift. Not a thing. Not a party. It was a journey. One that was long, complicated, uncertain… but deeply transformative. I traveled all the way to Cabo

Can you imagine how hard this was? It was 2019, and I was about to face my very first job as a photographer: an actual wedding. Not a casual session with friends, not a spontaneous shoot… but a real

My name is Ricardo IV Tamayo. I’m a photographer, a traveler on foot, and a cyclist. But above all, I’m someone who chose to live by his own values, not by what others expected of me. For a while, I studied

Back in 2019, I wandered through the hidden fields and remote villages of Melena del Sur, carrying a Nikon D300s and a trusted 80-200 lens. I wasn’t chasing pretty landscapes, I was searching for stories

A few days ago, I finally went through a series of images I had stored since 2019. That day marked my first visit to Viñales, a place I had only heard about in stories and seen in tourist postcards. I

These images were taken during my very first visit to Viñales Valley, back in 2019. At that time, I was still walking with my Canon XTi and my two loyal lenses: the 18-55mm and the 75-300mm. Simple tools,

After a long process of reviewing, editing, and selecting, we’ve finally closed the chapter on the photos from 2018. Each image was a fragment of exploration, instinct, and passion… but now it’s time to

Sometimes, walking with a camera in hand is more than just a photographic exercise; it’s a search for air, for angles, for soul. In 2018, equipped with my Canon XTi and two lenses, an 18-55mm and a 75-300mm,

These images were taken back in 2018, during a time when I was traveling across various Cuban provinces with a clear purpose: to capture the essence of everyday life, unfiltered and unadorned. Pinar del

While recently cleaning out some old files, I came across this forgotten photo series from a spontaneous trip I took back in 2018. It led me to a rural corner of Cuba I had never visited before: the Gregorio

This photo series was captured during a local marathon in a Havana municipality, back in 2018. It was my second time photographing an event of this kind, after previously covering the Marabana, a larger

Some days, you’re just drifting; no plan, no purpose; until life puts you exactly where you need to be. That’s how this story begins. I was finishing a shift at work when I heard that Lizt Alfonso’s Ballet

This series captures another walk through the streets of Havana, taken back in 2018. It was an intense day, not just because of the heat or the emotional weight of the places I walked through, but because