Even if you never heard his name, chances are that many times you have seen some photos by Roberto Candia. He is probably the better known photographer of his country, Chile, where he shoot some of his iconic pictures like that of a survivor of the 2010 tsunami holding a Chilean flag over the ruins of his home. Working for The Associated Press, Roberto covered the more important Latin American issues for 15 years. His work deserved 22 photojournalism awards. While working now as a freelance, Roberto teaches in some important universities of Santiago and participates of the National Council for Culture and Arts of his country. Even if his career was based in journalism, Roberto Candia is one of the more relevant artist in the photographic field all over Latin America.

With a wide experience as press photographer, Patricio Crooker is exploring other fields such as documentary and arts photography, Refined and creative Patricio is one of the best photographers of his country, Bolivia.

From his place in Caracas, Venezuela, Howard Yanez bring us his talent as documentary photographer and high quality portraits.

Founded by Douglas Engle and Renzo Gostoli, Australfoto is based in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. As partners of Archivolatino, they cover hot news and features in Rio and all over Brazil.

Argentine born Alejandro Balaguer is one of the more prolific photographers of Latin America. He published dozens of books on nature, environment and archeology. Director of Albatros Media Foundation in Panama, Alejandro is also known as director of TV programs seen in the entire continent.

Based in Veracruz, Mexico, young photographer Felix Marquez covers the harsher corners of the narco traffickers violence in this country. Some of his quite strong pictures have been published World wide.

Sub is a cooperative of very talented photographers based in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Creators of an unique shooting style and post-production, they are getting a name in magazines all over the World. Here some highlights of their rich work.

El italiano Lorenzo Moscia se graduó de abogado en 1999 en Milan. Pero estaba claro que el Derecho no era lo suyo: en su primer caso como abogado, un simple tramite de divorcio, su cliente murió fulminado por un infarto en los mismísimos tribunales de Milán, frente a Lorenzo. Moscia colgó la toga y se fue a la Isla de Pascua donde desarrolló su verdadera pasión, la fotografía. Se quedó en Chile a partir de 2001 y allí publicó sus dos libros, uno sobre Isla de Pascua (Luces de Rapa Nui) y otra sobre la clausurada mina de Lota. A su notable carrera como fotógrafo Lorenzo esta agregando otra como director, guionista y realizador de videos documentales. Sus dos producciones, Arroz con Mango (sobre Cuba) y a la Sombra del Moai realizado en Rapa Nui, han ganado ya 8 premios y fueron seleccionados para una docena de festivales en America Latina y Europa. Con su video sobre Rapa Nui, donde Lorenzo sigue la historia de una misma familia desde hace 12 años, ganó también el primer premio en el Festival de la Patagonia de Chile. Lorenzo participa en Archivolatino desde los comienzos de la agencia, y tuvo a su cargo innumerables trabajos especiales para las revistas más destacadas del mundo entero. Luego de 13 años en Chile, Lorenzo regresó a Italia desde donde sigue colaborando con Archivolatino.

After working for years in every field of photojournalism, Mexico based Gustavo Graf is doing well as independent photographer thanks to his talent shooting outdoors and in studio.

Based in Brasilia, the capital city of Brazil, Eraldo Peres worked for 20 years in prestigious newspapers of his country. He is correspondent of The Associated Press and founder and director of Photo Agencia.