Award-winning photographer, graphic designer & branding consultant based in Madrid, Spain.

I’ve been based in Madrid since 1998, but before that, I lived and worked in some incredible places: Barbados, Venezuela, London, Los Angeles, and New York. As a photographer, graphic designer, and visual artist, these experiences have shaped the way I see and create—hopefully for the better.

Whether my subjects are untouched landscapes or ones altered by human hands, they will inevitably change over time—and not always gracefully. My goal is to reveal the essence of a scene and photograph it authentically, highlighting its raw beauty and inherent contradictions.

Like many others, my journey into photography began as a teenager—hooked from the start, enchanted by the new camera smell and the excitement of learning everything from scratch. Over the years, I’ve spent countless exciting hours in the darkroom (yes, I’m from that era!), scouting locations, braving tough conditions, and waiting for just the right light. Yet, when that one remarkable image is finally captured, all the effort and sacrifice fade away. Even if a good year yields only a handful of truly great shots, the thrill and sense of purpose that photography brings is undeniable.

Once in a lifetime ideal conditions for a timelapse video in Mirador San Adrián (San Adriango Begiratokia) in the Spanish Basque Country

After taking what feels like a million postcard-perfect shots, I’ve developed a better sense of how to find the heart of a scene and capture it honestly—without embellishment. But it’s never easy. I’m constantly learning, and each photograph is proof that I’m still dedicated to the craft—a quiet testament to perseverance.

I hope you enjoy my photographs as much as I’ve enjoyed creating them. If you’re interested in collaborating or purchasing prints, I’d love to hear from you.

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What could I possibly find interesting in this landscape? And in this light?Photo by Maite Salgado

What could I possibly find interesting in this landscape? And in this light? Photo by Maite Salgado