The Life and Achievements of Tino Soriano

National Geographic Photographer Tino Soriano recently shared with us some of the techniques behind his images. Boats in Banyoles Some photographers specialized in landscape do not hesitate to use graduated filters, sometimes gray, or often lightly colored ones to get more texture in the shadows and highlights. Nowdays, it is possible to achieve a similar result using software however, not all editing applications are capable of doing so, nor do all photographers like the results, which can...Read Full Story

Tino Soriano on Oaxaca’s Day of the Dead Photographic Workshop © Tino Soriano If there was only one thing to emphasize about Oaxaca it would have to be its people’s affability. Nevertheless, as a photographer, what most attracted my attention was the sense of color emanating from every corner of the city. If you visit this Mexican State in the appropriate season, it is impossible not to be overwhelmed by the All Saints Week celebration. The most amazing fact of this incredible week is...Read Full Story

Atzompa Cemetery ©Tino Soriano If there was only one thing to emphasize about Oaxaca it would have to be its people’s affability. Nevertheless, as a photographer, what most attracted my attention was the sense of color emanating from every corner of the city. If you visit this Mexican State in the appropriate season, it is impossible not to be overwhelmed by the All Saints Week celebration. The most amazing fact of this incredible week is not that all the saints in heaven are being honored...Read Full Story

“The original photographer is one who imitates nobody, but one whom nobody can imitate.” – Tino Soriano In the June issue of the journal TRAVEL with the report ” Savute, the land of elephants “by Mariano Lopez and photographs of a server. Tino Soriano replicated the journey as he toured in Botswana capturing the exotic and wild images of the elephants and animals living in the place. View full report at: http://www.tinosoriano.com/blog/2012/05/elefantes-en-bosuana.htmlRead Full Story

Tino Soriano on Oaxaca’s Day of the Dead Photographic Workshop © Photo by Tino Soriano If there was only one thing to emphasize about Oaxaca it would have to be its people’s affability. Nevertheless, as a photographer, what most attracted my attention was the sense of color emanating from every corner of the city. If you visit this Mexican State in the appropriate season, it is impossible not to be overwhelmed by the All Saints Week celebration. The most amazing fact of this incredible week...Read Full Story