Born in Mataró, a town close to Barcelona, I always thought that images felt at your own pace and at ease, without the constraints of everyday schedules, were the ones capable of stirring something in you.
Eventually, and thanks to the course of my life having been fortunate enough, I moved to the sort of region I had always wanted to spend my leisure time in.
Today, I am most of the time surrounded by nature and unbounded horizons. However, strangely enough, I have come to realize that towns, villages or wherever I may be, are all a suitable source of creativity, providing endless insights into beauty. In my case, the fulfilment of my early aim, that of living in the countryside, made possible the almost obsessive activity of photographing the natural world in film.

The equipment is most important, yet more important still is to be acquainted with it in such a manner as to be able to use it intuitively, as if it were an extension of our body.
After years of exposing film, and lately of lugging along a middle sized equipment, I have eventually surrendered almost unconditionally to digital photography. This medium, unlike film, offers a wide range of editing possibilities, even though this certainly involves much more work. Other aspects to take into account are its instant availability, work flow possibilities and today's great quality of digital images.
As to the lenses I use, they range from 12 to 500 millimetres. The additional equipment: hard disc, laptop computer, plenty of batteries and chargers, tripods, flash lights and other such devices fitting the quirks of a rambling photographer, eventually amount to carrying a weight similar to the one I used to carry.