Over two decades ago, I began my journey behind a television camera. That was my first encounter with visual storytelling—the power of conveying emotion and meaning through light, framing, and time. Since then, the journey has evolved.

Today, with a backpack full of gear, I guide others on photographic expeditions through some of the most extreme and extraordinary corners of the planet. I work in the cold, at altitude, in deserts, mountains, and along remote coastlines—anywhere beauty can be revealed through an attentive gaze.

I care as much about composition as I do about experience; as much about detail as about context. Every expedition is built on experience and respect—for the light, the place, and the group. My role as a guide is not only technical, but also human and sensorial: to help others see, interpret, and find their own visual language.

As part of my ongoing involvement in the photographic world, I also serve as an international judge for several competitions, including Black & White Photo Awards, Nature Photo Awards, and The Photo Week.

Beyond cameras, I use drones as a primary tool to explore new perspectives, expand visual language, and show the world from places few ever see. This aerial vision is also central to the technical work I carry out for National Parks, where precision, sensitivity, and deep environmental knowledge are essential.

One of my published works is a book dedicated to Timanfaya National Park—an immersive visual exploration of one of Spain’s most otherworldly volcanic landscapes.

I am a Canon Pro Master in Spain and collaborate with several leading photography brands—always from real-world field experience and with a philosophy grounded in authenticity, respect for nature, and the value of what we live through the lens.