ABOUT

Born and currently living in Oberá, Misiones, Argentina. ​

 

A couple of years ago I discovered that there was something about photography that attracted me. I started taking photos with my cell phone, but it wasn't enough, I wanted to be able to make the most of this, which was becoming a hobby with increasing intensity.

 

So it was that I switched to using a used Nikon D3200 camera that was lying around at home. ​ With the passing of time I was able to perfect my technique, developing my own style. Then I decided to take the next step and use my savings to buy the camera I currently use, a Sony A6500. ​

 

Some time later, a great friend of mine decided to contact me to help him share, through the photography of regional products, landscapes and others, the missionary feeling, that is how the "Corazón Misionero" project was born, my first job as a photographer, from which I am extremely grateful and proud. ​

 

The name "The Pear Company" came to me from a joke they always told me about the size of my jaw ("the pear", as we call it in Argentina). I found it funny, and well, it stayed. There isn't much else behind "the pear company"... ​

 

On this page you can find photos that I took on different trips or small tours that I did, making the most of this beautiful hobby... ​

 

Thanks for visiting!