I have always enjoyed taking pictures of foreign lands and pretty sights, but I found myself frustrated with the quality of my images and I wanted to capture more than just what was before my eyes.<\/p>\n
In pursuit of images that spoke to me, I enrolled in a photography course in my native Brazil back in 2003. In 2003 I immigrated to Canada and I loved the photography possibilities offered byte wide variety of landscapes and ever-changing seasons. While the sand and sun of Brazil were nice, I can’t help but love waiting for the sun to rise on a frigid winter morning just to capture a beautiful image – even if it means standing around in-30C!<\/p>\n
Over the last nine years while I’ve honed my photography skills; I’ve also developed a passion for macro and landscape photography. I’ve travelled to many countries around the world and there’s always a feeling or a scene or a moment I want to capture through the lens. I specialize in producing large-size prints, primarily focusing on landscape and macro photography, but my eyes and my camera are always ready for the next adventure.<\/p>\n
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<\/a>Marcos Lins
\nFrench Alley, 2010
\nprinted 13 x20 inches\u00a0 and framed into a 17 x24 inches
\n$600
\nSOLD at Galleria 814<\/span><\/strong>\u00a0(another copy is available upon request)<\/span><\/p>\n<\/a>Marcos Lins
\nMedieval Darkness, 2010
\nprinted\u00a08 x 12 inches\u00a0 and framed into a 12 x 16\u00a0inches
\n$200<\/p>\n<\/a>Marcos Lins
\nFrozen Waters, 2010
\ncanvas\u00a020 x 30 inches, wood floating frame: 21.25 x 31.49 inches
\n$800<\/p>\n