Press coverage that took me from Mendoza to Chile: Pope Francis's visit, wildfires on the front line, official events, football, shows and those moments that only happen once.
I traveled to cover Francis's visit: the crowd waiting, the popemobile passing by, and that smile that appeared just as the lens was ready.






Fires, floods, the pandemic. When the news is hard, the camera has to be there too — with respect, and until the end.




From the halls of Casa Rosada to the 2019 eclipse, from the newspaper's printing press to waiting for the right wave: the craft is also what happens behind the scenes.




From the goal that a whole country celebrates to the Vendimia main stage: fields, stages and stands are also the front line.



This is what a day of photojournalism looks like from the inside — footage by my colleague @fotoiblanco, companion on so many front lines.
Sports, tradition, and also the uncomfortable stories: animal mistreatment, the street, the protest. Photojournalism looks in every direction.










Documenting is also denouncing: monkeys and lions locked in zoos, without the space or the life they deserve.


Message me and we'll coordinate — Mendoza and wherever the story calls for.