David Seri Photography

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Mayan Riviera Adventure

noreply@blogger.com (Davey Seri) — Thu, 03 Feb 2011 09:01:30 PST

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The Mayan civilization once thrived in the Yucatan Peninsula of Mexico. This area is also well known as the Mayan Riviera or Cancun for tourists.
Discovering this place is like discovering paradise on earth. Its always so hot that you only need to wear a bathing suit all the time. But no worries, cause you can always refresh in the waters of the Caribbean Sea, or in natural underground pools of fresh water called "cenotes".

The jungle hides many mysteries, and among them, is the mystery of the Mayas. A civilization that once lived here and mysteriously dissapeared, like as if some dark force want it to keep it secret. Little bit of them is known since all documents were burned by the wrath of the Catholic church 500 years ago. Only a few important documents and carved hieroglyphics in the ancient cities in the jungle remain. Looking into this deep jungle to discover about the Mayas might turn into a journey of self discovery through the deep jungle of the ego, as we learn that the end of the world as we know it was predicted by the Mayas using the "Tzolkin" to happen on Gregorian date 2012 A.D.

The mystic Kukulcan Pyramid is more than a precise giant sun clock.

The observatory in the Chichen Itza site resembles very much like todays observatories.

Fresh water cenotes in the jungle are great for cooling off at Tankah.

Beautiful stalagmite formations at the cenote caves in Hidden Worlds.

Biking through the jungle to the ancient city of Coba.

We climbed up the Nohoch-Mul pyramid at Coba.

Flying trough the jungle on a zip line at Hidden Worlds.

Siesta time at the beach of the Grand Palladium Resort on the shore of the Caribbean Sea.

It was an amazing adventure full of adrenaline and mysticism in which I felt like Indiana Jones in search for the great enigma of the Mayan calendar . We visited the ancient cities of Chichen Itza and Coba deep in the jungle. We visited the Mayan village of Tankah and enjoyed a meal with the local people. We explored through the jungle to find secret cenotes at Hidden Worlds. We went snorkling in the Caribbean Sea and in underwater caves in the middle of the jungle. And went shopping to the touristic town of Playa del Carmen. All these while staying at the Grand Palladium Resort.

For more photos and the complete story visit http://mayan-riviera-cancun.blogspot.com/
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Lanzarote - Volcan del Cuervo ( The Raven´s volcano )

noreply@blogger.com (Davey Seri) — Tue, 11 May 2010 11:50:14 PDT

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Volcan del cuervo is one of the most popular volcanoes because of its dramatic look. This volcano is easily accessible by a trail from the main road. Hiking to the inside of the crater is easy. But be careful if you decide to climb up to walk around the ridge.

Volcan del Cuervo ( The Raven´s Volcano )

The trail is easy to find just off the main road.

A small trail takes you up to the ridge

It only takes about 30 minutes to go all around the ridge.

Its really amazing walking on the edge of the ridge.

The trail takes you inside the crater through a crack on the wall. So there is no need to climb up to the top of the ridge to get inside the crater.

Inside the crater there is a purifying spiral that you can add a rock to make the spiral bigger. It is believed that walking through the spiral purifies the spirit through the element of fire from the volcano.

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This is the map of the route we took. Click on markers and lines for more info.

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*** Remember never to take nothing but photos and your trash with you. Respect nature and respect the local people. No matter how smart you think you are, there is always something you can learn. Peace ***

Lanzarote - Montaña Caldera Blanca (white boiler mountain)

noreply@blogger.com (Davey Seri) — Wed, 14 Apr 2010 08:11:32 PDT

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When the crater of a volcano is very large, then the volcano is called a boiler (caldera in spanish). The Caldera Blanca boiler is the biggest one in Lanzarote with 1200 meters in diameter. What makes this ancient volcano boiler unique is that its color is white.

The sea of black lava with the white volcano Caldera Blanca in the distance.

Dirt roads From Tinajo take you across rivers of solid lava to get the edge of the volcano.

It only takes about 30 minutes to go up and down to the top.

The view of the crater from the top. Lava used to boil in there.

Walking around the ridge takes about 1 hr.

View of the crater from the highest point with goats roaming around.

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This is the map of the route we took. Click on markers and lines for more info.

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*** Remember never to take nothing but photos and your trash with you. Respect nature and respect the local people. No matter how smart you think you are, there is always something you can learn. Peace ***

Iron Man Triathlon Lanzarote 2009

noreply@blogger.com (Davey Seri) — Wed, 14 Apr 2010 08:35:28 PDT

The Iron Man Triathlon Lanzarote event took place Saturday May 23 with more than 1300 participants. People from all over the world participated in the world´s toughest triathlon with the dream of making it to the finishing line. 3.8 K swim - 180 K bike - 42 K run. Something that seems imposible, but with hard work and dedication it can be done. The great majority of participants are not professional athletes. Anyone can participate. An example of the great things a human being can accomplish if he proposes himself to do it.
Once again I was lucky enough to be one of the official photographers of the event. These photos are available for publishing.

1347 participants ready to start the race.

It´s 7:00 am and the great start begins.

Is very exciting to see a human stampede into the water.

The 3.8 K swim around playa Grande of Puerto del Carmen.

The first swimmers come out of the water in front of the espectators.

Thousands of espectators came to see the great start of the race.

180 Km bike run across the volcanic island of Lanzarote.

Bert Jammaer from Belgium lead the race most of the time.

Nicholas Ward Muñoz smiling and he still has another 130 Km to go.

Ain-Alar Juhanson from Estonia coming down to Haria at supersonic speed.

Gregorio Caceres Morales half way through the island at el Mirador del Rio.

The bike transition from biking to running at Puerto del Carmen.

The emotional arrival of the first place in 8:54 - Bert Jammaer from Belgium wins again.

Bella Bayliss from Scottland wins again exactly one hour after the first man with 9:54

Gregorio, the favorite from Lanzarote, did very good with 4th place.

Click on the play button one time to watch a photo slideshow of the event.

This event is organized by Club La Santa and Iron Man. For more information visit their websites.

http://www.clublasanta.com/
http://www.ironmanlanzarote.com/
http://www.ironman.com/

Direct link to the story at http://ironman.com/events/ironman/lanzarote

Carlos Morales Quintana - Arquitecto

noreply@blogger.com (Davey Seri) — Mon, 25 May 2009 11:42:20 PDT

Photo shoot of Carlos Morales Quintana for "Binter Canarias magazine" May 2009 issue.
Carlos Morales Quintana is the arquitect of the new Congress Hall of Lanzarote.
Portraits and photos working in his studio.

Click on any of the photos to see more photos of the same photo shoot.

Lanzarote - Guardilama Volcano

noreply@blogger.com (Davey Seri) — Sun, 19 Apr 2009 15:29:52 PDT

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The excursion to the top of the ridge of Guardilama volcano only takes about 2 hours from La Asomada and is fairly easy if you don´t get lost. The trails are marked with new posts.

Only part of the ridge remains up high, the other part of the volcano has collapsed over the thousands of years of erosion.

The trail takes you through lava fields full of agriculture.

And at the top there is a magnificent view of both sides of the island, specially of the Timanfaya National Volcano Reserve and La Geria.

We went in early april, which was nice weather because is not too hot or too cold. This time of year is also full of flowers..

We got a little bit lost on the way there, but our path also took us right though Gaida volcano´s crater on the way to Guardilama volcano, making the whole trip twice as fun.

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This is the map of the route we took...

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*** Remember never to take nothing but photos and your trash with you. Respect nature and respect the local people. No matter how smart you think you are, there is always something you can learn. Peace ***

Lava caves, Lanzarote

noreply@blogger.com (Davey Seri) — Sun, 19 Apr 2009 15:44:27 PDT

Lanzarote is known as the island of the volcanoes.

La Corona volcano in Haria looks like the biggest and most menacing one of all.

Amongst the sea of lava created from this volcano there are many collapsed entrances into lava tunnels.

We entered a tunnel that is not on tourists maps and is not prepared for mass tourism like the well known cave of "La cueva de los verdes". This cave was wild and not many people know about its location.

The lava flow of this volcanoes created underground tunnels where once lava used to flow.

It´s an easy cave to explore but some places have caved in and you have to squezee through.

After about 2 hours of total darkness you come out on the other side.

We went on this expedition with a great group of people we meet on the internet. For more information and a guide check out http://www.adventurelanzarote.com/

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This is the map of the route we took.

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*** Remember never to take nothing but photos and your trash with you. Respect nature and respect the local people. No matter how smart you think you are, there is always something you can learn. Peace ***

Lanzarote - Visitors Center to Volcanoes

noreply@blogger.com (Davey Seri) — Wed, 14 Apr 2010 08:34:45 PDT

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The Timanfaya Volcano Nature Reserve was made to preserve this unique landscape. At the Volcano visitors center you will learn everything about Lanzarote volcanoes and more.

There is a small scale model of the Timanfaya Nature Reserve.

The guides at the center can help you out or confuse you more with information about trails around the reserve. There is so much to learn...

The facilities are full of informational displays.

Theres even a simulation room where you can feel the experience of being in a volcanic eruption.

Click the Play button to watch the photo slideshow of the Center

This is a map with the location of the Visitors Center.

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Volcano Ridge Run, Lanzarote

noreply@blogger.com (Davey Seri) — Tue, 07 Apr 2009 14:36:26 PDT

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Participating on this event is all about fun. The route takes you around the ridge of an old volcano with fantastic views. Around 300 people participate and is free.
The Volcano Ridge Run starts and finishes at Club La Santa. The course will take you around the "Caldera del Cuchillo" ridge, reaching the highest point of 151 m, above sea level, with a breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean and the volcanoes. You will run on varied terrain of tarmac road and dirt tracks.
For more information about this event and other sports events organized by Club La Santa check out their website http://www.clublasanta.com/

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All photos copyright David Seri

El Petrolero - Lanzarote´s Belle Epoque

noreply@blogger.com (Davey Seri) — Thu, 02 Apr 2009 09:13:20 PDT

In Lanzarote I had the opportunity to speak with Alfredo "El Petrolero" , One of the greatests specialists tube riders in the Canary isles. After I took these tube photos of him, I had to meet him. It seems that maybe he was the first one to ride El Quemao at the age of 16. He tells us, that he was born in 1963 in Las Palmas of Gran Canaria, and they call him "El Petrolero" because his father has a petrol station.

The conversation was in spanish

-¿desde que edad cojes olas?
Surfeo desde los 10 años, empecé con panas de madera que construíamos nosotros mismos de chapa marina, ya que por aquellos memorables tiempos nos era casi imposible conseguir una tabla. Las panas, pues era asi comose las llamaba, eran como un boggieboard pero de madera,solo que mucho mas fino, y sin casi flotabilidad.

-¿cuándo conseguiste tu primera autèntica tabla de surf?
Después de casi dos años consegui al fin comprar mi primera tabla a Luiso “el barbitúrico”, la siguiente que fué una Cream Honey australiana, un single fin que todavía tengo en la Graciosa.
Le pregunto por su primer viaje a Lanzarote, y me cuenta que fuè en el 1979 a los 16 años y que vino con Francis ‘el changa’, y Fran de Guanarteme quedandose en casa de Manolo de la Vega, detrás del volcan.

-¿cuál fue la primera ola conejera en la que os aventurasteis?
Habiamos oido hablar de la izquierda perfecta que habia en la Santa, pero en aquellos tiempos cuando llegamos, no nos encontramos ni un alma, así que la primera ola que surfeamos fue el Quemao, pero por error, ya que pensábamos que era la izquierda, Nos dimos un baño de 1.5m con tubazos super huecos. Luego del baño, cuando hablamos con Diego Olivero, nos quedamos con la movida.

-¿y el primer contacto con la Graciosa?
Fue dos años mas tarde, a los 18, con Javi Polo y Juan Carlos el ingles mi primer viaje a este paraiso en el que he vivido un “flehe”de años, y donde he disfrutado de los baños mas míticos, y épicos de la ultima decada. La verdad es que llegamos locos de emoción, y surfeamos un buen 1’5 m. en la baja del ganao

-¿en momento decidiste cambiar de escena, y venirte a la isla de los volcanes?
Después de trabajar con mi hermano durante unos años en sus negocios de surf, y aprovechando la ilusión de mi reciente paternidad, me mandé mudar a Lanzarote con mi hijo Ivan.
Habla de esos primeros tiempos en que se movían en guagua y a dedo, pero eran tiempos amigos y casi siempre paraban....Tambien nos hace referencia con nostálgica emoción sobre su época en la cueva de las Batancoras de la Santa, donde con Sergio “el halconillo” y algunos otros fueron hermanándose con el estruendo de los rebosos en la costa oeste en las noches de invierno

-¿cómo eran los baños en aquellos momentos?
Era muy normal que fuéramos 5 ó 6 en el agua, Mingo, Florencio y algunos más fueron los primeros conejeros, también estaban Fransua, Tano, Santi, Angeru, Javi el macarrón, Juanfra, josito... La verdad es que fue una pasada como lo pasamos en aquella primera época, ya que todos teníamos un nombre, y no eran muchos los guiris que nos invadían por aquellos tiempos dorados

-¿cómo te las apañabas para vivir?
Trabajé de chofer, de peón, freganchín, camarero, dependiente, gasolinero, en fín, de lo que fuese, hubo momentos en que casi todos trabajábamos en hosteleria.
Pasamos unas temporadas chachi en las ruinas de uns casa abandonada en San Juan, donde nos reuníamos montones de surferos,fijo llendo y viniendo, y pasándolo bien, haciendo asaderos cada dos por tres, la verdad es que fueron años inolvidables

-¿cómo se fue conquistando el quemao?
Al comienzo solo se surfeaba cuando estaba perfe, clásico, solo así se le podia hechar mojo al asunto, y meterse en esas masas de tubos, el 93 fue uno de los inviernos mas alucinantes que recuerde, por la de días perfectos que tuvimos para hincharnos.
Justo en ese año fué cuando, después de estar yendo y viniendo a menudo, se instaló por fin en la Graciosa. ¡Tremendo invierno compadre, realmente alucinante¡ yo decidí domar el corral, y me tiré de acampada la friolera de 5 meses en caseta con mi perra Kirra, una vez cumplido el objetivo trabajé en un atunero durante el verano, surfeando a tope durante todo el invierno, aunque tambien pesqué la merluza.
Por aquellos años se publicó un reportaje de las islas afortunadas en las revistas surfer y surfing, con Bobby Owens, en el que aparecía el mirador del río. Jesús Silvia y Sergio el halcón ya se habían hinchado para entonces a surfear el risco, pero por desgracia comenzaron a llegar guiris poco después del artículo, y se jodió la marrana.

-¿cómo describirías el desarrollo del surf en Lanzarote?
Por lo que yo viví, para mí hubieron 2 booms fuertes. El primero lo formaron sobre todo los locales, que crecieron en número y nivel de una manera alucinante, entre los que están el Goma, Chani, Franito, Jose María etc..., en fin los que mandan ahora en el agua, y los primeros asentados de afuera, que algunos vinimos de otras islas, otros del Cantábrico, y como no los extranjeros, el otro se podría decir que es el del 2.000 , y ha sido una auténtica invasión por todos esos rollos de la globalización, móviles, internet, y las super ofertas turísticas que facilitan tanto el acceso a la isla.

-¿así que a mudarse de nuevo?
A mí nunca me ha gustado entascarme mucho en el mismo sitio, así que me fui del paraíso al mismísimo eden, Me pegé un viajito por Bali, y allí me quedé, hasta que me situé y me compré un barco típico indonesio de 20 m. de eslora para dedicarme al charter de surf por las islas Mentawai. Allí te revientas a surfear, hasta 4 sesiones al día con el agua siempre calentita, más que en Bali, te tiras a pecho nada mas amanecer y ni rastro de frío, además conocemos varios secret spots, entre los que se encuentra Lance´s Beach

-¿me podrías anticipar algo más de tu magnífico proyecto?
La idea es poder ofrecer unas vacaciones seguras para el surfero viajero, que se quiera hinchar a coger olas por la zona de las Mentawais. La tripulación esta compuesta por 4 ó 5 personas, entre los que me encuentro yo como segundo de abordo, un capitan nativo de Sumatra, un cocinero marinero, y uno o dos marineros. El barco está aclimatizado, que es mejor que el aire acondicionado, pués puedes pasarte el día sin tener que llevar casi ropa puesta. También disponemos de buen equipo de navegación con gps y sonda vhf
Hay sitio para hasta 8 pasajeros, en sus camas individuales, y como servicios de abordo contamos con un buen salon equipado con tv. dvd, playstation, teléfono de satélite, y ordenador portátil, cocina ,baño, un estupendo comedor en popa, y una segunda cubierta más alta en la que se puede tomar el sol, filmar, llevar las tablas de surf... Y para el entretenimiento también tenemos 2 equipos de buceo para la pesca submarina, equipos de pesca al currican, de profundidad,y de altura

-como última pregunta ¿qué haces para mantenerte en forma y no ahogarte en los pedazos de tubos en los que te metes?
Hago yoga y me estiro, nado en el mar y en la piscina siempre que me cuadra, unas 40 piscinas a nado y al final me pego 2 piscinas de apnea, para mantener la mente relajada cuando me agarra el reboso.

Robbie Page - Free Surfer and Cream

noreply@blogger.com (Davey Seri) — Thu, 02 Apr 2009 09:14:14 PDT

Much before the word free-surfer appeared, there was Robbie Page. A free spirit...
Gives meaning to the word soul and brother. And he sings about it.
Where ever he goes, no matter if there is stormy weather, there is always a rainbow above him.
He is so much fun to be around with...
He is currently the world champion in the Masters...
Does he have a secret?
Check out his web page with the ultimate in surf design that utilises Hydroflex Technology.
You need just two items, a surfboard and surf wax. mmmmm Cream

Robbie Page singing away by the fire in Lanzarote when when we meet in the path in 2004.

Portfolio - Lifestyles

noreply@blogger.com (Davey Seri) — Mon, 01 Nov 2010 12:07:23 PDT

Portfolio - Travel

noreply@blogger.com (Davey Seri) — Mon, 01 Nov 2010 12:10:08 PDT

Portfolio - Fashion

noreply@blogger.com (Davey Seri) — Mon, 01 Nov 2010 12:14:05 PDT

Fashion photography for editorial and advertising.

Also available for model books.

Portfolio - Surfing

noreply@blogger.com (Davey Seri) — Mon, 01 Nov 2010 12:01:56 PDT

Portfolio - Family

noreply@blogger.com (Davey Seri) — Mon, 01 Nov 2010 12:15:31 PDT

Memories to cherish captured forever...

Family portraits
Children portraits
Gradparents portraits
Activity portraits
Fun times!

This is a sample of a wedding done in classical style.
I photograph weddings according to the couple's wish.
He is Stefano from Scottland, and she is Lucila from Mallorca.
Its about capturing the moment...with about 75 photos in the album.
The first photos are a recreation of when the couple was falling in love.
I shot this a few weeks before the ceremony at the coast of the Mediterranean sea.
Then comes the ceremony.
Right after, we do portraits with family members and best friends.
Then a private photo session on the way to the party.
And then comes the big celebration.
Spontaneity and improvisation are always there...
I´m always ready...

Portfolio - Wedding

noreply@blogger.com (Davey Seri) — Mon, 01 Nov 2010 12:27:19 PDT

I photograph weddings to your hearts desire

Some weddings are more classical

Other are more modern

And many weddings where people of two different cultures mix.

I can adapt to anything to capture that unforgetable moment.

A wedding day usually starts with photos of the ceremony.

Then we take photos with family members and closest friends.

Later, a private photo session on the way to the reception.

And then is the big party!

Spontaniety and improvisation are always present and I am ready.

Portfolio - Corporate

noreply@blogger.com (Davey Seri) — Mon, 01 Nov 2010 12:29:38 PDT

Good photography is important for your image.

Photography of corporate events is a great public relations tool for a company or professional.

A good conceptual photo can create the right image for your advertising.

I can take care of all your photo needs for your business.

Portfolio - Tourism

noreply@blogger.com (Davey Seri) — Mon, 01 Nov 2010 12:31:52 PDT

A good photo can inspire a person to visit that place to have that experience.

I can make a photo reportage of any kind of touristic activity.

Hotels and apartments.

Interiors, exteriors, and aerial views.

Restaurants, Bars, Discos, and casinos.

Personnel and staff members.

Portfolio - Testing new slideshows

noreply@blogger.com (Davey Seri) — Mon, 19 Sep 2011 13:18:52 PDT

D.O.P. - Director Of Photography

noreply@blogger.com (Davey Seri) — Mon, 01 Nov 2010 12:35:19 PDT

I am available for DOP for TV commercials, documentaries, music videos, and webTVclips.
My lighting style techniques in photography are 100% compatible with cinematography because I almost never ever use flash.
I have done 2 TV commercials in Spain for Cafe Rico and Grupo Serra.
My personal interest and passion for surfing has send me to many distant places and I am shooting surfing life films. I am constantly working on my personal project of surfing series called Surf Tripping. I am currently on Chapter 5.
I studied DOP at The Film and Video Arts School of New York.
1991-96 I was an asistant DOP in various TV commercials and documentaries in NY.
Working in New York with the best photographers in the world gave me this great knowledge. Keeping up to date with trends, technology, and contacts is easy now with the internet. This way I am able to keep in touch and travel and work in any project around the world.

Profile - David Seri

noreply@blogger.com (Davey Seri) — Sun, 09 Dec 2012 09:11:29 PST

Working for more then twenty years in photography have filled my life with awesome rewarding experiences and great friendships. The paths that I have chosen are not just coincidence but a journey of self realization in this game we call life.

I was born in Mallorca and grew up in Puerto Rico and U.S.A. Growing up in the Caribbean is so hot that I was always in the water; surfing, sailing, fishing, and snorkling.

I studied 3 years of University for Marine Biology. But decided to go to NY and study photography instead.

From 1991 to 1996, I was a photographer assistant in NY for 5 years, working with some of the best photographer´s in the world. During those years times where changing as we entered the digital revolution. Mixing some of the old technics with the new digital technics was an exciting challenge. The computer replaced the dark room and revolutionized the printing industry. New forms of communication and information became available when the internet went public.

In 1996 I built my webpage with the dream of escaping the rat race...
I shoot with digital cameras and use a computer for my darkroom. Whenever a client is not present, I create an internet photo album for the production in progress. Similar to my web page. And with e-mails and calls we stay communicated for plans and decision making, across thousands of miles through the internet. This way I´m able to work while travelling around the world.

In this way my photos have being published by:

Editorial:

AGE fotostock, worldwide

NewsWeek magazine, NY

Four Seasons magazine, NY

Stormrider guide Europe, UK

Rough Guides, UK

Wanderlust travel magazine, UK

The Mail on Sunday, UK

Lotus Group, UK

Reporter, Spain

Cover, Spain

3sesenta surf mag, Spain

Instititutional investor mag, NY

Island Life magazine, Mallorca

Bendinat Golf magazine, Mallorca

Selecta magazine, Miami

Tiempos magazine, Puerto Rico

amongst others

Advertising:

Volcom, Europe

Maria Cao, Spain

Tiki Surf co. , UK

Cafe Rico, DP TV com, Spain

Grupo Serra, DP TV com, Spain

Motorola South America, Miami

NBC network, still photo TV, NY

HB Theater, still photo theater, NY

Hecho a Mano, Puerto Rico

Poll & Flox, Puerto Rico

Marc Anthony Foundation, PR

Hansa, Spain

Son Vida, Mallorca

AMGEN Corp, PR

Govern Balear, Mallorca

Hotel Delta, Mallorca

amongst others

Photos Copyright David Seri

noreply@blogger.com (Davey Seri) — Sun, 09 Dec 2012 09:12:49 PST

Please contact me if you would like to use any of these photos for an article in a magazine,website, or book.
I can also print them at any size you like for your wall.
Prints are in glossy, matte, or canvas.
Photos look like paintings when printed on a large canvas and mounted on wood.
If you live in my area, I can deliver the photos already mounted and ready to hang.
I can also roll it up and ship it out to you.
And now with the internet you can pick up your print in the nearest photo shop near your home.

Remember:

To take a good photo is more complicated than it looks like. Lots of things have to coincide to take the perfect photo. It helps to have the right equipment, technical knowledge, dedication and even good luck. Add to these the right light conditions, and of course, lots of talent from the models. My photos are not casuality, they are carefully planned and treated with alot of dedication and hard work.

For the dedication and sacrifice that this occupation takes, we are bothered that some companies, magazines, and websites copy our photos illegally for their own commercial use, without the authorization of the photographer or model. This piracy practice is illegal. Is true that many companies meet the photographers and models requirements to sell their products, but there are also other companies that don’t do this. These people copy photos from magazines and internet and use them for their sales in the local market. They do this without the consent of the photographer, who legally owns the copyright of the photograph. Also, many models have exclusive sponsors and their image cannot be used commercially by another company that doesn’t have a contract with him.

We will be carefully protecting our images from piracy. We are prepared to take any legal action necessary if we find out that someone is using or copying our images without previous permission. ( This can be easily avoided ).

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