Amazon Blue

Amazon Blue

Amazon Blue

The image features a collection of five blue fish against a light-colored background that may suggest an aquatic environment. The fish are oriented such that three appear to be facing the viewer head-on, while the remaining two are facing different directions, one to the right and the other to the left. Their eyes are discernible, signifying engagement or interaction with the viewer. The atmosphere of the piece is playful and vibrant, with a simplicity in the depiction of the fish that calls to mind a sketch-style design. The use of blue hues enhances the theme of water and marine life, contributing to the overall lighthearted feel of the image. Several circles are visible in the image, suggesting an element of text or design within the artwork. The precise placement of these circles varies throughout the image, but its significance within the context of the image is unclear.

April 6, 2024April 6, 2024

Le Jardin de Meduse

Le Jardin de Meduse

an image of Meduse by artist Jorge R Gonzalez

The image is of a painting portraying a red-haired woman with blue eyes who is wearing a green top. Adornments such as a purple-beaded necklace and flowers in her hair, with the flowers mainly being blue with red centers, are also depicted. The image does not depict any textual elements.

Le Jardin de Meduse

A slight change of direction with this piece, working on a more figurative style. More of an experimentation and trying out new waters.

The image is of a painting portraying a red-haired woman with blue eyes who is wearing a green top. Adornments such as a purple-beaded necklace and flowers in her hair, with the flowers mainly being blue with red centers, are also depicted. The image does not depict any textual elements.

May 14, 2015May 14, 2015

Quinces Photography in Vizcaya, Wynwood and Gold Coast Railroad Museum

Here are a few images from a recent Quinces Photo Shoot done in Villa Vizcaya Museum and Gardens, Wynwood Walls and the Gold Coast Railroad Museum.

March 3, 2015March 3, 2015

Real Estate Photography in South Florida

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Jorge R Gonzalez Photography

Is not every day that a real estate photographer finds himself photographing his own home with the goal of placing it on the market to sell. But nevertheless this is where I find myself and this is the result of a few days of work to get the house set up to be photographed. It is a sad time for the Gonzalez household having to let go of our dream home in the Redlands near Homestead and Miami. A home that both my wife and I designed and physically partook in raising it from the barren nearly 3 acres of land that we bought back in 2006. After nearly 9 years of struggling to first build it and then trying to keep it we have determine that unless God does a miracle we will be selling and moving on to what ever His will would have for us. My dream was to see my grandkids play in the trees, ride the horses and just enjoy coming to grandpas big old house, but it will not be so. I hope you enjoy the following images from my home and if you should need any Real Estate Photography in South Florida or any other type of photography please don’t hesitate in calling me. The home will be listed by one of the country’s top real estate agent Nancy J. O’brien with the Keyes Agency.

January 15, 2015February 16, 2015

Fine Art Wedding Photography: The Wedding I Never Shot

Fine Art Wedding Photography: The Wedding I Never Shot.

Medium Format Film Photography

A few months back I had the pleasure to be invited to attend as a guest a wedding for a family member. I took the opportunity to bring along my Mamiya C220 Medium Format Film camera and five rolls of Kodak Portra 400 film. Since I was not officially the photographer for the event, hence the title of this post, I had the freedom to shoot without needing to abide to a specific shoot list. I used an old Gossen Lunasix light meter to measure existing light. I was giving this camera by a very kind man with the an old camera case and also a Sunpack 522. The wedding ceremony was held outside around 5:00pm which for South Florida in November is ideal time to get the most beautiful light. I hope you enjoy some of the images that came out of those five rolls of film.

December 31, 2014December 31, 2014

Ben & Kaylee: Engagement Session at Deering Estate

Ben & Kaylee: Engagement Session Deering Estate

Ben & Kaylee: Engagement Photography Session at the Deering Estate

Had the great pleasure of working on an engagement photography session with this beautiful and very much in love young couple yesterday at the Deering Estate. Ben is a Marine, while Kaylee is going to college, they got engaged during the Christmas Holiday and they are planning a 2015 October Wedding.

December 15, 2014December 24, 2014

Villa Vizcaya Quinces Photography in Miami

Vizcaya Quinces Photography

A Sneak Peek from Yesterday’s Quinces Photo Shoot at

Villa Vizcaya Museum & Gardens Quinces Photography

I had a great time capturing Villa Vizcaya Quinces Photography of this young lady this past Sunday morning. Our day started with a trip to Gloria Pelo for Hair and Make up, what a treat that was, Gloria is a true pro. Then we embarked towards Vizcaya Museum and Gardens with a perfect south florida weather waiting for us. Bright, blue skies and a wonderful 7o degrees in temperature, perfect! The young lady is a natural at posing, all I had to say was get a bit this way and she would always answer back “got it” and she did. Thanks to all involved a was a total pleasure working with you all. Hope you enjoy this sneak peek.

Jorge

Location: Vizcaya Museum & Gardens

Dress: Dresses 4 Parties

Hair and Makeup: Gloria Pelo

December 10, 2014

Sophia + Payman: Persian Wedding Photography in Miami

Persian Wedding Photography in Miami

When Sophia approached me to capture the images of her beautiful Persian Wedding the first thing I did was of course google it! Because I had no idea what a Persian Wedding was all about I turned to the work of other photographers and research the ceremony and reception sequence. I also received help from the bride which is actually Lebanese descendant and it was then that she mentioned that there would be a grand entrance into the reception hall by the bride and groom accompanied by dancers, a Zaffa or Zeffa.

So that in a nutshell is what got me ready for the event and the traditions that would be unfolding in front of my camera lens. But what really became apparent and manifested itself during the course of the ceremony and in the reception was that this was a FAMILY. It was a family just like many that I have known, similar to my own in many ways. Not just a few individuals gathered to go through a few traditions but a true family that showed the love they had for each other and the joy that they all felt to be part of such an occasion. I was truly moved with what I was feeling and seeing. And in the course of the evening the feeling of being someone hired to work an event turned in to someone that was just another guest in a celebration of the love that two people have for each other.

I would like to share a few images and also a video with the highlights of the beautiful wedding. The dancing was performed by the wonderful artists from Belly Motions with Portia, Luisa and Alexandra. You can get more information about their services on their site HERE.