Regarding the passport:
I tried to schedule an appointment to apply for a passport, and the system says that since my ID number falls within the 20m-30m range, I need to "update my information" to apply for a passport...
That's the official version, but here's what you don't know:
In Venezuela, there's currently a huge generational gap due to the mass emigration of young people seeking opportunities, and that entire generation falls within that ID number range.
The government made this data "update" necessary for 10 million people as a way to register who is still in Venezuela and to create legal obstacles for those who are abroad.
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I take photos everyday.
Nostr community has changed my life!
Photographer from Venezuela.
You can buy my new photography book and support my work at:
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Purchase price: 7777 sats
It's not a lie that venezuela is full of beautiful woman, this parade proves it!
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I took a photo of zeus
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These girls are part of the beauty contest of the fair
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I read that Maduro fell into a depressive episode, and the media ran headlines worldwide. They used all-caps, sensationalist titles, but the irony is that my depression in 2016, when I was starving, was apparently irrelevant to this story. It never appeared anywhere; no one wanted to speak for us or listen to us. I realize that we were the most silenced victims, condescendingly ignored by everyone, and now even looked down upon because of their ideological biases. And I want to write this because it never made a headline that I lost the best years of my life saying goodbye to my friends every week, why we grew up in a country without job opportunities or access to university studies to prepare ourselves professionally. Will the media ever tell the story and perspective of young people who never chose the tragedy of living in the misery of a socialist system that was profoundly impoverishing and devastating? A system that tore apart millions of Venezuelan families. You forced us to choose between staying and leaving. You divided us and condemned us to poverty in a cold and intentional way.
In these 27 years, I saw my father, my brother, and me stand in line in the afternoon under the scorching sun, or in the early morning hours without being able to sleep, just so we could have food. I also saw how my father sacrificed himself, going without things he needed to feed us, because his salary wasn't enough, because you destroyed it, and took away his rights as a worker until he had to leave the country. Because no one will ever give me back my greatest treasure, nor my most beautiful days with my family, nor my youth that you stole from me, thinking day by day about how I had to survive, wondering when I would have to leave too, while I lived in slow motion, wondering how my dreams would turn out, without any glimmer of hope.
Not even the oil they take will give me back that, nor all the riches will give me back what you took from me. So I hope you understand that I cannot feel empathy for the man who took everything from us, while becoming a millionaire, dancing on television, and publicly mocking everyone.
Today I have the pleasure and the honor of showing you a photo session I did for a very beautiful girl, so much so that she is a participant in the beauty pageant of the city fair and let me tell you that she is very likely to win.
For the first photos we wanted to do a flamenco theme, something associated with the fair and I started by taking a couple of full body photographs:


Then the girl changed her dress to have more variety in the photos, we started with a full body photo as usual:
The girl liked this dress more and she felt much more comfortable in it so these photos flowed with better vibes, we took a couple of photos with the girl sitting down:



My next goal/objetive will be to raise/save enough money (216$) to buy my venezuelan passport, im kindly asking for you help, it will help very much
PD: i have never had a passport, it might be my first time going out the country
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In other's parts of the world is common to have cell phone signals with unlimited internet mobile data, that wasnt a thing in venezuela until months ago, and today i finally acquired the service, unlimited interned data for only 6$ at month!!! Now i could be able to share content with you all at real time
PD: the usage of data (mb) from nostr is stupidly high
Some portraits i did at the fair's parade
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This is me taking photos in the fair's parade
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Some of the photographs i made yesterday in the fair's parade
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What type of content would you like to see from me?
For thoae who dont know: Im a photographer living in venezuela
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Yoga at the pines forest
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Good morning fam