41900 Camas, Seville, Spain
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I obtained a PhD in Archaeology (2008) and also a postgraduate degree in Photojournalism and Documentary Photography at the University of Seville (2011). In the development of these studies, I received a grant by the International Cooperation Office of the same university to make a photographic project about the situation of Christian minorities in the Palestinian Territories. Finally, this work was published as book by the University. I am working now on VR 360 video. Recently, my videos about Roman city of Italica (Spain) have being featured by Google Cultural Institute in the launching of "Wonders of Andalusia" page in the Google Arts & Culture Project. I am experienced in photography of performing arts, sports and documentary projects about minorities in postconflict areas. My photographs have been published in newspapers (Wall Street Journal, ABC, El Mundo, El Correo de Andalucía, La Razón), Revista Ejército, digital platforms of photojournalism and specialized media in archaeology and performing arts. From 2014, I am also director of studies and teacher of the Continuing Training Course Photography of Performing Arts, at the Faculty of Communication of the University of Seville.
Produced for DPA
Deutsche Presse-Agentur launches the dpa-story about Cucumber scandal five years after, with my photographs and video
Doñana National Park, in southern Spain, is considered one of the most important wetlands in Europe. The park, on UNESCO’s World Heritage list, boasts a mosaic of landscapes and ecosystems – beaches, wetlands, and dunes. But scientific studies warn that climate change is gradually turning Doñana into a desert.
Produced for Msur
This work deals about the celebration of Easter in the last Orthodox monasteries in Kosovo, until now protected by KFOR, the NATO troops deployed in the area, because they are located in the West part of the Kosovo territory, an albanian-kosovar majority area.
In this 360-degree video, we accompany Luis Alberto, a 27-year-old deaf-blind man, in his daily life in the only specialised centre for deaf-blind people in Spain.
Eighteen-year-old Pablo Roas from Seville has cerebral palsy from birth, due to the rare West syndrome. Despite this, he enjoys running marathons with his father Jose Manuel.
Book of documentary photography about Christian minorities in the Palestinian Occupied Territories. Commissioned by University of Seville (Spain)
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