
What If There Are No More Corals Next Year?
I photograph the ocean because I am afraid of losing it. But my anxiety is not more prevalent than my love.
Essays, stories and reflections from the field, and from a life lived across continents. A bilingual space exploring emotional geography, our relationship with nature, and the search for meaning in a restless world.
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I photograph the ocean because I am afraid of losing it. But my anxiety is not more prevalent than my love.

An invitation to believe in solid ground in times of uncertainty

You can do anything, but you can’t do everything at the same time.

An essay on landscape, the climate emergency, and the value of critical thinking (Un ensayo sobre el paisaje, la emergencia climática y el valor del pensamiento crítico.)

Sometimes the way forward looks like a step sideways.

The principles that have transformed my images, and the way I see the world.

There are people and places that have the power to change the way you see things, move through the world, and relate to your surroundings.

Hay personas y lugares que cambian ligeramente nuestra forma de mirar, de movernos y de relacionarnos con lo que nos rodea

Facing pain head-on is never pleasant. However, pretending it’s not there won’t make it disappear either.

Mirar de frente aquello que duele nunca es agradable. Sin embargo, ignorarlo tampoco hace que desaparezca.