I'm a documentary and humanitarian photographer with over 20 years of experience working across Latin America, Europe, and at sea. My work focuses on themes such as migration, childhood, gender, inequality, and identity — with a strong emphasis on visual storytelling that reflects dignity and resilience in underrepresented communities.
I’ve collaborated with NGOs like Fundación Hombres Nuevos and Raleigh International, creating images for educational, WASH, and community development programs. My photographs have been used in international campaigns, exhibitions, and editorial projects supporting humanitarian narratives.
In parallel, I work as a portrait photographer aboard international cruise ships (MSC), managing fast-paced environments, multicultural teams, and high-volume production without compromising artistic or human quality. This dual experience — between field reporting and controlled studio work — has shaped a flexible, committed, and ethical photographic approach.
I’m fluent in Spanish and English, with conversational French. I’ve trained in humanitarian field deployment, civil–military coordination, and security protocols. I currently operate between Spain and global assignments, equipped and ready to work in diverse and challenging conditions.
My goal is always the same: to create honest, emotionally grounded images that connect people — and serve a purpose beyond aesthetics.
