For me, nature and travel photography is an opportunity to feel alive, at peace, and connected to the present. It’s exciting to chase a dream sunrise in the mountains, feel the power of the ocean while waiting for a whale to jump, or be mesmerized by the humidity of the jungle while watching a sloth.

Photography has allowed me to appreciate and admire animal life in a way that I never could have simply by observing.

I like to seek out authentic photographs that tell stories. I prioritize experiences over technically perfect photographs. That’s why I am passionate about venturing into Arctic climates, where snowstorms take away sharpness from the photographs but convey cold, power, and mystery. I like to walk at dawn among the forests of the Pyrenees, searching for the mystery of the sounds and shadows of the trees. And I dream every day of photographing the felines of the world. For me, nothing conveys more than a feline’s gaze.

I am deeply concerned about the current climate and biodiversity crisis, but at the same time I trust in the power of small actions and the transformative capacity of travel and photography. I know my photos aren’t the best or perfect, but I dream that the stories they tell, that I tell, will serve to raise awareness about the need to protect the world’s natural spaces. I am not seeking anything more than to bring nature closer to other people, so they can know, value, and appreciate it. So they will want to protect it