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I was waiting to get to the Sahara Desert with a hundred ideas to photograph. It surprised me with a thousand more. Here, in the distance, between layers and layers of sand, I saw two Berbers on the dune. This image prints with a small digital signature in the lower right corner.

- Juan Cruz Arfaras

Desert Walkers
JUAN CRUZ ARFARAS

Fine Art Print
2018, limited edition of 15

Archival photographic print on heavyweight, acid-free soft gloss paper. Features a 1.5" white border around the image to allow for easy framing. Includes a certificate of authenticity.

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Juan Cruz Arfaras
Buenos Aires, Argentina

Getting to Know Juan Cruz

Juan Cruz Arfaras is an architecture student based in Buenos Aires with a passion for photography. He finds his interest in photography to complement his budding career as an architect quite well. Both disciplines require good spatial awareness and a keen understanding of proportion. Juan also loves to pair his photography with his interest in travel. “My studio is my camera, my computer, and anywhere in the world where I can go with them,” he says. For example, Juan’s series of work from the Sahara Desert captures the lines of the landscape with hints of the local people and culture.