Categoría: Photographers- Page 2

There are photographers who document architecture, and a rare few who embody it. Miguel de Guzmán (Madrid, 1972) belongs to this latter lineage, those who have turned the camera into an extension of space, an instrument capable not only of recording but of interpreting and translating atmospheres, intentions, and invisible tensions. Trained in architecture at the Universidad Politécnica de Madrid and the Technische Universität Berlin, Miguel de Guzmán soon left architectural practice behind to devote himself fully to image-making. Yet that architectural background, his deep understanding of volume, scale, light, and spatial sequence, remains present in every frame, in every

Born in Palma de Mallorca in 1976, José Hevia holds a degree in Fine Arts from the University of Barcelona and studied photography at the Institut d’Estudis Fotogràfics de Catalunya (IEFC). He established his professional practice in Barcelona in 2003, focusing on architecture and landscape photography. His career took an important turn after photographing the monograph on J.A. Coderch published by Gustavo Gili, which led to a steady collaboration with Quaderns d’arquitectura i urbanisme between 2003 and 2006. His vision is shaped by artists who have approached architecture as a cultural phenomenon rather than a purely disciplinary field. Among his

Mauricio Fuertes is a Spanish photographer specialising in architecture, interior design and commercial imagery. Before devoting himself fully to photography, he spent nearly a decade working as a currency trader in cities such as Barcelona, Geneva, Mexico City and Santiago de Chile. Although his career in finance was successful, his true passion had always been photography. Eventually, he left the corporate world to pursue his artistic vocation, a decision he has never regretted. Fuertes is known for his ability to capture the essence of architectural and interior spaces, blending technical precision with artistic sensibility. His meticulous approach and gift for

Manolo Yllera is a self-taught photographer born in Madrid. He began his career in his family’s textile design business, where he discovered his passion for photography while working on the company’s catalogues. At the age of 27, he left the family firm: “That’s when I started studying photography and began to take it seriously. I became deeply interested in documentary photography. I admired Henri Cartier-Bresson, Sebastião Salgado, and the activist approach to photography. I took courses with National Geographic and Magnum, studying with photographers such as Antoine D’Agata and David Alan Harvey,” says Yllera. His fascination with light and composition

Photographer. Journalist. Publicist. He’s still unsure in which order. A lover of fine literature. Curious by nature. A tireless traveller. A lifelong apprentice and master of almost nothing. He has been connected to the Canary Islands for over forty years—more than half his life. The Atlantic mesmerizes him, and El Confital holds him captive. Since happiness is a fleeting illusion, he finds joy in sharing time with family and friends around a table, with a glass of wine and the art of conversation. He admires wit, irony, and meaningful dialogue. He is outraged by intolerance and shameless deceit.

Born in Barcelona in 1984, Salva López trained as a graphic designer—a discipline that has deeply influenced his photographic approach, particularly in terms of composition and spatial awareness. His interest in photography emerged in 2007, when he acquired his first digital SLR camera. From that moment on, what began as a passion evolved into a professional path, leading him to leave graphic design behind in order to fully devote himself to photography. His work is defined by a minimalist aesthetic and a meticulous attention to natural light and texture. The influence of his design background is evident in the compositional

From her base in Barcelona, María Pujol has crafted a visual language rooted in interior design, architecture and portraiture. Since graduating in 2005 from the Institut d’Estudis Fotogràfics de Catalunya (IEFC), she has built a career that balances technical precision with a poetic sensitivity to space and light. For four years, she trained as an assistant to an editorial photographer, contributing to magazines such as Woman, Elle, Habitania and Casaviva. It was during this period that she developed an eye for detail and an acute awareness of atmosphere—key elements in the construction of every image. Today, she works as a

In the world of interior and architectural photography—where light is raw material and composition a quiet act of listening—Meritxell Arjalaguer’s gaze stands out for its honesty and depth. Based in her native Barcelona, the city that also serves as her creative anchor, she has built a career that transcends the mere image, becoming a way of narrating spaces with soul. Specialising in interior design and product photography, Meritxell has collaborated with leading studios such as Sandra Tarruella, Pilar Líbano and Laura Muñoz, as well as with renowned brands including Mobles 114, Expormim, RS Barcelona and WIT Architects. Her work has

Born in Burgos and based in Madrid, Germán Saiz began his professional career after studying graphic design and photography in Valencia. His first steps took place in the worlds of interior design and fashion, where he developed a keen eye for visual composition and aesthetic nuance. Over time, he established himself as a freelance photographer, specialising in editorial work, portraiture, and architecture. Germán is widely recognised for his ability to capture the essence of both spaces and individuals, merging technical precision with artistic sensibility. His meticulous approach and intuitive grasp of atmosphere have made him a benchmark figure in architectural

Erlantz began working as a photographer in 2004, but it was in 2012, while living in Mexico, that he received his first commission for an architectural report. The experience thrilled him, and from that moment on, after returning to Bilbao, architecture and interior design became his professional vocation. With more than a decade of experience documenting architectural and interior design projects, he has collaborated with some of the most prominent studios in Spain, including Suma Arquitectura, Ortega Diago, Hoz Fontán Arquitectos, Babel Studio, De la Villa Studio, Bat Architecture, Tabula Studio, Iñigo Iriarte, Arquimaña, and Estudio Crearte, among many others.