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Ivo Garcev 15-Sep-2009 01:01
Me encantan tus fotos. Las podré utilizar para uno de mis nuevos trabajos ? Se trata de un cuento breve que muestra la realidad que vive la India: "Hermanitos".
Verás tus fotos en Google cuando busques por mi nombre y el titulo del nuevo cuento que estaré presentando el 20 de set 2009.
Besos.
Ingrid 30-Aug-2007 20:04
Fa pocs dies que vaig anar a la India... i has sabut captar i plasmar a la perfecció l'essència! Felicitats
Violeta Terrazas (Bolivia) 08-Aug-2007 11:27


Mi viaje a la india, sera igual de impresionante que estas lindas fotos expuesta...
felicidades! un libro muy bueno, resultado de un gran trabajo.
xul 22-Jun-2007 19:27
IMPRESIONANTE...que fotos mas, mas, mas,... vivas!!! muy buen trabjo si señor!!
Guest 10-Sep-2006 16:44
Hola juan estoy recopilando trabajos de fotografos españoles para proyectarlos en peru duarnte unmes en varias ciuaddes, me gustaria saber si puedo contar con algun trabjo tuyo. mi mail es erikmolgora@yahoo.com
saludos.
Guest 07-Sep-2006 08:14
Your photos are good, but for me, they have too much contrast. Why not less black shadows with your 5D?
Grobljar Vanjo 09-Aug-2006 17:38
Fantastic perspectives
Voted
Guest 05-Jul-2006 12:44
I am very happy, as a professional, travelling with the 24-105 f/4L. The loss of a stop from f/2.8 is not tragic, the optics are still crisp. There is no focus falloff witht he %Ds full frame chip and the Image stabillizer capability is great. All that combined with the fact that the 24-70 is way too heavy and limited in its zoom range, make it an appealing but unnecessary lens.
sunilkumar 12-Jun-2006 14:37
your india pictures are very good, wish you visit this place more. best.
Juan Rodrigo 14-May-2006 03:33
I used to use the 50 f1.4 a lot with my old 20D to get great bokehs... but with the 5D, f2.8 it's enough. So, 24-70 it's wonderful.
For portraits 135 f2L is the best choice.
I don't really use very much 50 f1.4 now. Anyway, it's a good and unexpensive lens to have but will not the most used. For general photography, if you want to have a wonderful prime with a 5D my recomendation is 35 f1.4L. If you prefer a zoom, 24-70 f2.8L is the best choice.
Guest 13-May-2006 17:26
you have really inspired me, for i am looking into doing people and travelling photography with the 5d and have been questioning what lense setup would be best. debating 70-200mm and a 50mm1.4, but i see that the 135mm and 24-70 range was perfect for you. did you use a 50mm at all? thanks
jose antonio chile 21-Apr-2006 23:02
son super buenas tus fotos .. dejen en mi lista de favoritos tu site ...

te agradecere que vieras mis trabajos .. estan en www.josephoto.tk
Verónica 13-Mar-2006 10:11
JUAN SOY VERO. ESTOY FLIPANDO CON TUS FOTOS. INTNTO LLAMARTE ESTA SEMANA, UN BESO
axel 10-Mar-2006 21:08
Juan, thanks for the response. I expect to hear great things from you in the future. Best wishes, Axel
Juan Rodrigo 09-Mar-2006 17:41
I didn't carry 70-200 to India... too much weight.

I only used 24-70 f2.8L and 135 f1.2L
axel 08-Mar-2006 13:11
Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful images. What lens? 135mm prime? Or Canon EF 70-200mm f/2.8L IS USM? Thank you.
Fabiana Mota 07-Mar-2006 13:13
Olá?! Com vai? Não sei se vai coseguir me compreender, mas vou tentar, ok. Esta foi a foto que mais gostei, belíssima, e queria saber se pode enviar no meu e-mail uma resolução maior, para a tatuagem que te falei, posso fazê-la? Beijos e aguardo.
Fabiana Mota.
e-mail: fabianamota@gmail.com
Fernando Rodriguez 27-Feb-2006 01:31
Muy buena galeria Juan Manuel...
Me alegra verte por aqui...
Enhorabuena,
Fernando
Neil Buchan-Grant 16-Nov-2005 00:31
TREMENDOUS!!!!
From earth 15-Nov-2005 02:58
To Kozikowski: What a great patronizingingly racist remark. You see some 3d world kids with dark skin and of-course, they must all be bastards born into brothels. If that's the "impact" such photos have, perhaps the photographer needs to re-evaluate taking these kinds of pictures for a western audience.
Larry Lam 09-Nov-2005 01:13
Enjoy ur portrait gallery.
julivalley 08-Nov-2005 00:56
Splendid work. I loved these images of children.
Diane Fields 07-Nov-2005 22:10
Ninos--great. No adjectives needed. It conveys just that--children---and joy for the most part.
Peter Kozikowski 07-Nov-2005 15:44
just watched the documentary "born into brothels", the kids from your image so remind me of the kids in the documentary, poor, with no future but happy.
Great images.
Peter
Valery Titievsky 07-Nov-2005 14:06
Very nice!!!
Jeff L Knapp 06-Nov-2005 14:35
Wonderful photos!
Marta 03-Nov-2005 12:27
Qué fotos!!! Todas muy buenas, pero la del primer niño (esa mirada). el que "vuela" sobre el agua y a niña de la cesta son increibles
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