Categoría: Photographers

Paco Marín’s trajectory does not follow the usual path of a photographer. Before dedicating himself fully to image-making, he developed his career as a lawyer. In 2012, however, he made a decision that would change the course of his life: he left legal practice to devote himself entirely to photography, a discipline that has since become his most intimate way of interpreting the world. Born in Cádiz and deeply connected to the Atlantic landscape, Marín has developed a gaze in which nature occupies a central place. For him, territories are not merely settings, but living spaces where time, memory and

Adrián Mora Maroto’s work occupies a distinctive territory within Spanish architectural photography: a place where the image does not simply record spaces, but actively participates in their narrative and communication. Born in Valencia and trained as an architect at the Universitat Politècnica de València, Mora Maroto belongs to a generation that understands architecture as a communicative act as well. During his years of study he broadened his perspective at the Universidade do Porto, where he had the opportunity to engage with the work of masters such as Álvaro Siza and Eduardo Souto de Moura—an experience that helped consolidate his understanding

Portuguese photographer Ivo Tavares belongs to a generation that has helped consolidate a contemporary vision of Portuguese architecture through the image. His work occupies that territory where photography ceases to be mere documentary record and becomes instead a tool of interpretation: a way of understanding spaces, their internal logic, and the relationship they establish with those who inhabit them. Born in Amarante and based in Aveiro —the city from which he develops much of his professional activity— Tavares studied at the Portuguese Institute of Photography in Porto. There he consolidated his technical training and later developed a less visible yet

Born in 1970, Fernando Guerra is a Portuguese architectural photographer whose pioneering work has significantly influenced the way architecture is visualized and communicated. In 1993, he graduated in Architecture from the Universidade Lusíada de Lisboa and later moved to Macau, where he worked for five years as an architect. His dual background in architecture and photography has allowed him to develop a unique perspective that establishes a fluid connection between both disciplines. Guerra’s photography captures the essence of architectural spaces and offers a distinctive narrative that reflects his deep knowledge of design and structure. In 1999, he founded the photography

Ariadna Polo (Querétaro, 1994) is an architect and photographer. She currently lives and works in Mexico City. She studied Architecture at Tecnológico de Monterrey, Querétaro Campus, and gained professional experience at Ruum Arquitectos (Querétaro) and Escobedo Soliz (Mexico City). Since 2021, she has focused her practice on the photographic documentation of spaces, a field where she has developed a distinctive and sensitive voice. She is co-founder of Estudio Maza, a space for experimentation through photography that she shares with other photographers and creatives. Her work seeks to reveal the essence of each atmosphere beyond the aesthetic: to convey how a

Graduating from ETSAM in 2009 and earning a Master’s in Advanced Architectural Projects in 2012, Montse found in architectural photography a means to translate the essence of built space. Her creative path was also shaped by her time in Shanghai, where she worked as an architect while documenting the construction of the Spanish Pavilion at Expo 2010. Her education expanded further with a Master’s in Branding at SVA and another in Integrated Marketing at NYU, supported by Fulbright and LaCaixa scholarships. In these studies, she fused her passion for the image with a deep understanding of architectural values and their

Álvaro Fonseca is a photographer committed to capturing the symbiotic essence between architecture, light, and environment. From his studio Depth.Lens, based in Costa Rica and active throughout Latin America, Fonseca approaches each project with a sensual and sensitive eye, aiming to reveal not only the structures but also the stories that breathe through their materials, textures, and voids. Trained in visual storytelling, Fonseca consistently seeks to “document architectural spaces with precision, natural light, and narrative intent.” He has collaborated with leading studios such as Studio Saxe, QBO3, Gensler, Inverse Project, and Zürcher Arquitectos, all of whom trust his ability to translate

Francisco Nogueira (1985) is a Portuguese photographer based in Lisbon, whose gaze—shaped between architecture and image—transforms spatial documentation into a visual narrative that is both powerful and poetic. Trained as an architect at the Faculty of Architecture of the Technical University of Lisbon (FA‑UTL), he graduated in 2008 and began that same year his career as a photographer—his true vocation. From the outset, Nogueira was drawn to the dialogue between art, form and representation. His architectural background allows him to interpret space with a unique sensitivity to light, scale, proportion and the silence embedded in built structures. This fusion has

Since his childhood in Castellón, Lluís Bort has nurtured a passion for photography, assisting in the family’s black-and-white darkroom, beneath the glow of the red safelight. In his youth, he joined the collective L’art de la llum in Onda, taking part in exhibitions and competitions, and receiving several awards. Through his architectural studies, he discovered the spatial and structural dimension of the image, developing both disciplines in parallel. After his early collaborations with studios such as El Fabricante de Espheras, photographing significant projects like the Betxí Palace, emblematic squares, and collective public spaces, Lluís relocated to Palma de Mallorca more