My interest in Photography began in the summer of 2015. I had a conversation with my father about wanting to start my own business. I then asked him what he thought I should pursue. He immediately said photography. After asking a few questions which he gladly answered, it peaked my interest. I respect his opinion since he used to be a photographer for the largest newspaper in Honduras. To this day he occasionally shoots for fun.
A few months later I ended up buying my first camera; which was a Nikon D750 (It's still my primary camera to this day). That following weekend I played with my new toy to see how I felt about it. To my surprise, I found the experience so therapeutic! I immediately fell in love with the way photography allowed me to slow down and really pay attention to so many details in my environment. This allowed me to appreciate the world in a whole new way.
“Are you just a photographer, or an artist?”
-FREDO CASTILLO
I began to constantly research everything I could about photography, including my camera and any other equipment I might need for all my new ideas. I lost myself in this art form and my drive to continuously grow and improve, is just as prevalent today as it was back then.
Since then, I've now done numerous shoots for various clients: ranging from family portraits, food photography, weddings, fine art pieces, events of all types, concerts, and many more. I love to influence positive reactions and create engaging pieces. I’m driven to grow in this field. I’ll ALWAYS give my best effort to satisfy myself and my clients. Taking pride in creating great art is everything to me. My deep rooted passion to understand and appreciate the world allows me to share some of my knowledge and perspectives I’ve gained over the years.
I’ve been invested and focused in my photography for about 7 years now, and the journey has been very fulfilling to say the least. Thank you all for the constant acknowledgement and appreciation of my work. It pushes me, day in and day out, to keep evolving. Much love ...
-FREDO CASTILLO