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I consider this both a professional space to showcase my photography work and client photos as well as a personal place to share with you interesting photos, videos, articles, and artistic items I find along my way.
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Project 365.21 | El Paso Photographer
A collection of traffic cones wait for their deployment outside of the UTEP Don Haskins Center.

Posted in Project 365
Also tagged El Paso Photographer, iPhone 4S, iPhoneography, Photo-a-day, Project 365, Rene Leon Photography, Traffic Cones
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Project 365.10 | El Paso Photographer
The University of Texas at El Paso is one of my favorite subject to photograph. With its distinct Bhutanese architecture and ever-changing face, the campus is a subject that I can photograph throughout the year.
This image is of the UTEP Nursing School and its pedestrian bridge.
I definitely will try to feature more of the campus on the blog.

Two Cool Kids | El Paso Family Photographer
Let me introduce you to Seth and Julia, two cool kids who had a fun time during their photo shoot. There’s more photos to come with these two and their mother, but I thought I’d give you a sneak peek at what’s in store.
A Colorful Day | El Paso Photographer
Today was a perfect day. Perfect. With winter in its waning days and after weeks of wind and dust, seeing clear blue skies and having sunshine pouring through our windows this morning meant only one thing: its time for a bike ride. So we grabbed grabbed our gear, topped of our bike tires, donned our helmets and hit the pavement for a nice roll in and around the UTEP campus. But that roll suddenly stopped when we saw this.
Now, after seeing the buildings under construction for over a year, it was exciting for us to finally be able to stop and walk through the new engineering, chemistry and computer science buildings. The colorful glass blocks lining the stairways and serene desert plants stand at the feet of the grand new buildings that blend modern architecture with the traditional Bhutanese style that has become a part of UTEP’s identity.
Since riding a bike with a DLSR swinging from your neck really isn’t comfortable, I used the iPhone 4s to capture these shots and I have to say that it is by far the best camera-on-a-phone that I’ve ever used. I also used the Camera+ app to process these photos, which has become my favorite photo app over the past few months.
Now combine all of this with an Einstein Bagels breakfast and it really was a perfect day.
Posted in El Paso Photographer
Also tagged Bhutanese Architecture, Camera+, El Paso Photographer, iPhone 4S, iPhoneography, Rene Leon Photography, UTEP Campus
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