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NOSTALGIA HORIZONTAL FORMATS
Here you can see horizontal versions of the series along with some portraits. Credits: Photographer: Mauricio Candela Producer: Michelle Jayme Wardrobe Artist: Catalina Sanchez Props and Art: Prop Planet Make Up Artist: Sonia Reisin Studio: Mauricio Candela Photography #fineart #photography #kidsphotography #childphotography #studioshoot #nostalgia #niños #arte #fotografia
Jul 16, 2017


NOSTALGIA BY MAURICIO CANDELA
Nostalgia Series by Mauricio Candela. What was once childhood. Childhood and the nostalgia of it have a curious relationship. It’s not something that children are conscious of, but as adults, it plays a big part as a reference in our lives. Remembering our own childhood conjures up images and thoughts of a seemingly simpler time. When we see today’s children surrounded by technology, it seems as if their own imaginations are now at the mercy of tablets, dictated by smartpho
Jul 2, 2017


Three honorable mentions for Mauricio Candela at the 2016 International Photography Awards (IPA)
Introduction: A global recognition of visual storytelling In a year marked by exceptional talent and over 16,000 entries from 164 countries, the 2016 International Photography Awards (IPA) awarded three Honorable Mentions to photographer Mauricio Candela for his work titled “Slingshot.” The recognition came in three competitive categories: People – children People – portraits Fine art Candela’s series, rooted in simplicity and nostalgia, was selected among a global pool of su
May 26, 2017


“LA VIE EN ROSE” PERSONAL WORK IN COLABORATION WITH OSCAR CARVALLO AND CRISTOBAL VALECILLO
Personal project with Fashion Designer Oscar Carvallo Paris and Director Crsitobal Valecillos. #fineart #oscarcarvallo #fashion #paris #carvallo #stories
Nov 30, 2015


Italy | Documentary Travel Photography by Mauricio Candela. Florence, Venice, Cinque Terre & Rome
Documentary Travel Photography: Italy Without a Filter Not every trip needs a shot list. Not every photograph needs to be perfect. This past summer, Miami lifestyle photographer and director Mauricio Candela traded the production set for the streets of Italy — no clients, no crew, no brief. Just a camera, four cities, and a commitment to capturing life as it actually happens. That's the essence of documentary travel photography: real people, real moments, zero production. Flo
Jul 21, 2015
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