Three fruits: a yellow apple, a red pomegranate, and a green chayote on a white background.
The Horseshoe Arches, Interior of the Great Mosque of Córdoba with rows of marble columns and striped arches in red and white.

Portfolio “Mezquita de Córdoba”

Originally a Roman temple, later a Visigoth church, the site became a shared place of worship when the Moors took Andalusia in 711—an extraordinary act of tolerance for the time. This harmony ended in 784 when Emir Abd al-Rahman ordered the church's demolition to build a grand mosque. Expanded over two centuries by 987, it was the largest in the Islamic world, second only to the Kaaba in Mecca.

Photos taken with: Nikon D850 - Fujifilm X100

A black and white aerial view of a cityscape with a river flowing through the center, multiple bridges crossing the river, and a mix of high-rise and lower buildings. The sky has scattered clouds.

Portfolio “Paris 1974”

In 1974, I made a short trip to Paris, my first visit to the City of Light. Despite the bad weather, I enjoyed the charm of this beautiful city.

Photos taken with a Nikon Nikkormat and a few lenses, including a 50mm and a 105mm