How did your interest in wildlife arise?
From a young age, trips to natural environments with the family were a constant on vacations. Back then it was my father who took the photographs, which we later shared with friends and family.
When I was old enough, it was very natural for me to focus on portraying landscapes and animals … it was what I had seen as a child and with the theme that I felt most comfortable with.
How do you describe your journey as a photographer and a person?
The growth was in parallel… the more I photographed the more I became passionate, the more I wanted to learn and show the results that for many were unknown.
It is a constant learning full of passion.
What is your view on Nature Conservation? How can we, as wildlife photographers, help to protect our Mother Nature?
Wildlife conservation is very important. A common perception is that only large organisms needs to be conserved, when in reality each organism contributes their bit to make this world better.
As photographers, we have in our hands a very powerful tool to publicize and disseminate the different species and places as well as their problems. Images have that power.
Can you give our readers the best wildlife photography tips? Do you have any recommendation on settings or gear for wildlife photography?
The best advice I can give you is not to wait until you have the best equipment or lens to get started… knowing the techniques, with any camera you can get good pictures. With patience, desire and passion, incredible images are achieved!
In wildlife photography, I recommend using one of the priorities that help to have control of it and react quickly to freeze that action that happens in a second.
What plans do you have in the future related to Wildlife Photography?
For 18 years I have been spreading photographic awareness in the hope that the more nature photographers there are, the more people will be showing the natural beauties that surround us. I do photography courses, my activities on social networks and I am the editor of the Argentina Photo Nature magazine. I recently added a YouTube channel, which I hope will serve to continue bringing more people closer to this exciting natural world.
Tell us something about the gears you use.
I use a Canon 70D, Tokina 11-14, Canon 100-400 and Sigma 105 macro.
