Desde 2005 mantiene una colaboración fotográfica mensual en la Revista Digital Sierra de Baza, del Proyecto Sierra de Baza (http://www.sierradebaza.org/), en donde en una sección fija de ámbito provincial analiza cada mes una imágen suya desde el punto de vista fotográfico. Author
· Professional since 1990, he studied Biology at the University of Granada
· Photographically self-taught, he has published 14 books as the sole author of the images, his publications being numerous in books, magazines, catalogs, and others both inside and outside our borders
· He has made 7 solo exhibitions, besides participating in many other collective
· Awarded on two occasions by the BBC Wildlife Photographer of the Year (the most prestigious international Nature Photography contest), he has won numerous prizes in various Spanish competitions. He has also collaborated in the making of nature documentaries, some of them international
· As a teacher, he has taught more than 30 full courses of photography, several of them developed in collaboration with institutions such as the Museum of Natural Sciences of Madrid, University of Granada (Faculties of Sciences and Fine Arts), Junta de Andalucía (Andalusian Center of Photography, Almería), Diputación de Granada or Caja Granada, to name a few. He has also offered multiple lectures on photography, having been invited as a speaker at various events, courses, institutions and schools: II International Congress of the genre Capra in Europe, Science Park of Granada, ... and more locally in Caja Rural de Granada, Sierra de Baza Project,...
· As a jury, he has participated in numerous photographic events, both local and national and international. He has also been responsible for the photographic coordination of the exhibition of the V World Conference on Mountain Ungulates (2009) and is currently curator of the photographic exhibition of the First International Mountain Congress (2018).
At the local level and since 2005, it has maintained a monthly photographic collaboration in the Digital Magazine Sierra de Baza, of the Sierra de Baza Project (http://www.sierradebaza.org/), where in a fixed section of provincial scope it analyzes from the point of photographic view one of his images every month.