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10/07/2026

For As Long As It Carries Me
A surfer does not ask a wave to last forever. Sometimes the meaning is simply in being present for the ride.
This photograph became a reflection on people, moments, and the idea that permanence is not the only measure of meaning.
View the full photograph and story at Francisco Colón Studio:
https://www.franciscocolonstudio.com/photography/collection/for-as-long-as-it-carries-me

10/01/2026

https://www.franciscocolonstudio.com/photography/collection/before-the-song

Before a music video shoot at Miami Beach, salsa singer Melina Almodóvar pauses at the shoreline to photograph the rising sun. Seen in silhouette against the ocean, she casts a long shadow across the sand in a portrait made by her friend Francisco Colón.

09/24/2026

Francisco Colon Jr.

A solitary flamboyán blooms in a narrow strip of land in Lake Worth, Florida, positioned between the railroad tracks and busy Dixie Highway. Surrounded by utility lines, fencing, buildings, traffic, and the infrastructure of everyday movement, the tree remains still—a brilliant presence in a plac...

09/24/2026

Between the Passing

I photographed this solitary flamboyán in Lake Worth, Florida, growing in a narrow strip of land between the railroad tracks and busy Dixie Highway.

Everything surrounding it was designed for movement—trains, automobiles, utility lines, fencing, buildings, and people traveling toward somewhere else. Yet the tree remained still, blooming brilliantly in a place most of us would pass without noticing.

Over time, I began to understand that this photograph was not simply about a flowering tree. It was about presence. Some things ask us to stop—not because they interrupt the journey, but because they remind us to pay attention while we are moving through it.

The complete story of *Between the Passing* is now part of the Photography Wing at Francisco Colón Studio.

**Photography preserves moments. Time reveals their meaning.**

A solitary flamboyán blooms in a narrow strip of land in Lake Worth, Florida, positioned between the railroad tracks and busy Dixie Highway. Surrounded by utility lines, fencing, buildings, traffic, and the infrastructure of everyday movement, the tree remains still—a brilliant presence in a plac...

09/08/2026

https://fineartamerica.com/blogs/last-light-on-the-colosseum-the-final-photograph-of-my-journey.html

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09/01/2026

Rome Says Goodbye — Rome, February 28, 2013

I took this photograph while walking through Rome on the final day of Pope Benedict XVI's papacy. At the time, it was simply something that caught my attention—a farewell poster hanging against an old Roman wall.

Thirteen years later, I rediscovered the photograph in my archives and realized I had unknowingly preserved a small piece of history.

Sometimes you walk through history without realizing it until years later.

Photography preserves moments. Time reveals their meaning.

A street poster of Pope Benedict XVI hangs against a weathered Roman wall on February 28, 2013, the final day of his papacy. Beside it, an ordinary storefront remains open as the city continues around a moment of historic transition.