Mexico City, CDMX, Mexico
$300 - $700 / Day
Request QuoteDuring the last five years, I worked as a reporter and photographer for Televisa, the largest Latin American news outlet, mainly focused on all-digital projects. I'm now a freelance photographer, videographer, field producer, and reporter. I've worked all over Mexico and also abroad in countries like the USA, Honduras, and Chile. My main focus has been on the environment, immigration, and culture, but also on crime and foreign affairs (US and Latin America). I was a staff writer for Mexican blogs and later worked as a coeditor for Reforma, one of the largest and most prestigious newspapers in the country. I then became a reporter for Plumas Atomicas, a Televisa-funded all-digital project, where I also worked as a photographer and videographer. While working on that project, I covered stories in Mexico, the US, Central America, and Chile. In 2021, I was invited to join the launching team of N+ Media, the digital platform targeted at young audiences, as a reporter and photographer.
As the Chihuahua Desert main wetland is drying up, a researcher who found living fossils over two decades ago travels there one last time. Her work in Cuatro Ciénegas is coming to an end, but she wants people to remember to preserve the little water they have. Besides being the most essential resource, it is a window of opportunity both to the past and the future of life.
Inside the crater of an extinct volcano, people find bliss by getting together to play football. Now, it's a place known as the "field of the gods".
A group of scientists traveled to the southernmost part of the American continent to research how UV rays and the hole in the ozone layer are affecting life.
The immigrants' plight isn't just with policies or authorities, but with nature itself. In the Sonora desert, these hopeful people try to find an easier way into the US, but the environment is relentless. The most unfortunate perish in the hellish nothingness of the wasteland and only volunteering search and rescue teams or authorities will find their remains.
Inspired by the journalist A.J. Jacobs, I set on an experiment: can I survive 24 hours with no plastic? The answer is no, but discovering how deep our relationship with this miracle/curse material is quite a journey itself.
This is the story of a man from Yemen, running from a war that almost cost him his life. He hopes to get to Canada and get his family to safety.
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