Always wanting to take proper photos, got the first SLR, a Minolta,as a loan from a cousing in exchange for fixing it to then jump onto the Nikon bandwagon while living in Japan.
Lucky enough to have some friends who were good photographers and others that were good models took close to 35,000 photos during the years in Japan, with subjects including nature, landscapes and people.
The move to Europe also meant changing to digital and, paradoxically, taking a far smaller number of photos.
The return to the Argentine Patagonia should signal a new period of photographic frenzy.
A native from the Argentine south, spent about ten years in Buenos Airesto then moved to Nagoya, Japan. After little more than five years there, a masters, a PhD and a family, moved to London where, excepting a semester in St. Louis, MO, USA, stayed until decided to move back to the Argentine Patagonia at the end of 2009 to work, live and enjoy.
Usually spend quite a while on planes and the fourth full passport has added some photos from exotic places.
Fernando Barrio
Tucuman 557
Viedma, RN
Argentina
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