About 

Silas Nathaniel Bernal Fallstich is a versatile photographer with a focus on commercial and editorial food, lifestyle, and travel photography. His work has taken him on captivating journeys across the Western world, he currently calls Santa Barbara, California, home. Silas is known for his boundless energy, unwavering determination, and friendly demeanor, which he brings to both large and small projects. He consistently delivers high-quality content infused with artistic creativity and a visionary perspective.

Silas's philosophy is rooted in the art of sharing. He believes that sharing means having something in common, and he uses his photography as a means to connect with others, explore the world, and contribute to his community. Silas hopes that his work serves as a platform for forging connections between himself and his audience.

Beyond photography, Silas has a diverse set of interests, including a passion for words and verbiage. Here are a few examples that reflect his approach to art and photography:

1. Contre-jour: This French term, meaning 'against daylight,' describes a technique where the camera is directly pointed toward the light source, creating unique and captivating visual effects.

2. Bokeh: Pronounced 'boh-kay,' this word, derived from the Japanese for 'blur,' is used to characterize the aesthetic quality of the blur in out-of-focus areas of a photograph, adding a touch of magic to the image.

3. The Sacred Realm: Silas's approach to photography involves capturing the hidden and intangible aspects of life that can't be seen with the naked eye, revealing the sacred and the unseen.

Silas \s(i)-las\ a boy's name is pronounced SYE-las. It is of Latin origin. Short form of Silvanus, from a Greek name meaning "man of the forest."

Silas's work and his commitment to sharing and connecting through photography make him a unique and compelling artist in the field.