#Nikon #Lego (Taken with instagram)

Maldito calor. (Taken with instagram)

Cascarón.

Palacio Nacional, San Salvador, El Salvador. It was in my drafts.

I’m NOT a graphic designer but wanted to do this. Updated the file.

My movies-to-watch list. I can watch up to three movies a night.

digbicks asked: I miss Julio.

I miss him too. He may come back pretty soon when Claro decides to give him the phone credit and data and the guys from TIGO go and install his internet connection.

PS. I miss Zary too.

Hopefully this is the last day with my BlackBerry.

Anonymous asked: what's up with you and el pedregal and multiplaza? do you live there, or work there?, you post quite alot about those places, or are you just infatuated about the shopping center life?. You have some nice pictures though

There’s no way I could afford to live in El Pedregal, and if I did, I would prefer to purchase a house in Santa Elena (Great view and the double of habitable area) for the same amount of money.

I don’t work there either and ‘Infatuated about the shopping life’? Come on, I hate going to a mall, I hate being around so many people but the thing I hate the most is how security is following you around like you’re going to steal something just because you don’t look fancy enough. My mom still buys my clothes and I’m proud of it.

But I do go to the mall to get some LEGO minifigures and coffee, I wish they had a drive-thru.

I’m an architecture student, and the reason I wanted to study architecture were the skyscrapers, I’m in love with skyscrapers since I was like 10 and as you know, El Pedregal is the tallest building in El Salvador designed by Legorreta+Legorreta, as well as Multiplaza, I’m a huge fan of the Mexican firm.

I also think Multiplaza is our architectural master piece. We have museums but they don’t look as good as the mall. Our metropolitan catedral leaves much to be desired and sure, we have church El Rosario in downtown San Salvador but I don’t think it is monumental enough.

I like urban and architectural photography, but when you live in a big suburb like San Salvador it’s hard to take pictures. Downtown San Salvador? So freaking far away.

San Salvador.

San Salvador.

El Pedregal, Antiguo Cuscatlán.

theboywasonhisown asked: Hey there, I never studied photography or anything, do you think this Nikon D3200 is an easy camera for someone like me or a course it's needed to use it? I want to buy a nice camera and take a course at some point, but I have no idea if this kind of camera is "user friendly". Thanks! =)

When I bought the D3000 I didn’t have an idea of how to use it so I started shooting with the auto tool, very easy to use and then I started playing with the settings, watching some reviews and that was it. Almost a year later I still don’t know how to use all the setting but have taken some good pictures. I’m still a begginer but I can tell you the camera felt really “user friendly”.

People told me I shouldn’t get a DSLR camera because it was very hard to use and I needed a course, but they were wrong.

The D3200 and the D3000 are both starter DSLR cameras so it should be easy to get used to. The Nikon D3200 is a newer and much better camera than the D3000 and I know you’ll take awesome pictures even if you’re an amateur. I hope I’ve helped a little.