Some photographs stay with you long after the camera is put away.

Seeing your work in print and internationally, still feels a little surreal.

This cover for Esquire Colombia was especially meaningful to me, not only because of the publication, but because of the wonderful team and the story we had the chance to create together.

Photographing Mike Bahía and his son was a beautiful reminder that tenderness has its own kind of strength. Witnessing their connection, his patience, and the way he cared for his little one made this production feel particularly close to the heart.

This is one of the things I love most about photography: having the privilege to witness something real, and preserve a small part of it.

Some stories are beautiful because of how they look.
Others, because of how they feel.

Grateful for the people, the story, and the memory.
And very happy to see another story become part of the archive — this time, in print and across borders. 🇨🇴