A camera in every pocket

April 16, 2014 Marco | Editor

Juan Moyano is a Fotolia stock photographer from Spain, one of our dedicated contributors who says he couldn’t live without a camera by his side.

We spoke to him about the development of mobile photography and how the images an artist makes reflect their life…

Fotolia: Hola, Juan! Can you tell us a little bit about yourself, where you’re from, and what you do for a living?

Juan Moyano: I’m originally from Barcelona, Spain, but now I’m living near it, in Tarragona, another Mediterranean city which, when the summer comes, is visited by many tourists looking for its beaches, its gastronomy and its …read more

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Marco | Editor

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