About me

I have made photographic trips to destinations as diverse as Ireland, Scotland, Tunisia, Morocco, and Italy. At the end of 2012, I embarked on a project in Southeast Asia in which I aim to convey the friendly face of this part of the world, so often punished by both nature and humans.

I travelled for more than ten months through Thailand, Laos, Vietnam, Cambodia, Malaysia, Singapore, and Myanmar, learning local customs and interacting with the native population in a natural and close way. This allowed me to gain deep knowledge of the terrain and its culture. I try to avoid the typical tourist routes and instead discover remote places where I can capture with my camera the essence and great visual beauty that this part of the planet offers. Asia made me fall in love.

Since then, I have returned to Southeast Asia on many occasions—sometimes only to continue developing my personal project, and other times on photographic trips that I organize for photography enthusiasts.

I was the winner of the contest “The Trip of Your Life 2013” organized by National Geographic and Canon Spain. I was shortlisted for PhotoEspaña 2012, I was a finalist in Fotografiarte 2013, 2014, and 2015, and my biggest milestone was being a finalist in the prestigious Sony World Photography Awards 2015. After that, I decided to stop submitting my work to contests.

My work has been published in national and international media such as National Geographic, El Mundo, Lonely Planet, The Huffington Post, Esquire, America Online, The Epoch Times, Panorama, SuperFOTO Digital, and in dozens of local media outlets in Spain.

I am a Google-certified photographer within the Google Street View Trusted program.

I am also a photography instructor at Euroinnova International Business School, and I hold the official “Trainer of Trainers” qualification issued by Antonio de Nebrija University in Madrid. I regularly teach photography courses.

I am currently based somewhere in Asia.