He has been a wildlife photographer for 8 years, mainly in wetlands and coastal areas. Every day of his life he wants to escape from the hustle and bustle of the big city to be in full contact with nature, to learn from it and to practice photography. Showing the world the beauty and behaviour of the different animal species living in the wild in Argentina is his greatest challenge, as well as collaborating for their conservation, always maintaining a strong moral and ethical commitment.

Patagonia has been and is his source of inspiration outside his hometown. In the grandeur of this region, longed for by most of the world's nature photographers, he has managed to photograph the great Andean Condor and the majestic Southern Right Whale, making his journeys from the Argentinean Sea to the Andes Mountains. He has also travelled to different places in Argentina such as the Esteros del Iberá in Corrientes, the Yungas jungle of Jujuy and the Altas Cumbres of Córdoba, among other impressive places of his great country...

The photographs in the biography were taken by Agustina Ramírez, Fabricio Erramuspe and Gabriel Delasala.