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PHOTOGRAPHY/ VIDEO

Considered by some to be a full on media addict, Felipe started in the editorial room at the age of 15 and his work has taken him from TV commercials to feature films and back. His photography and video production and post-production skills, combined with his bicultural and bilingual upbringing, have partnered him up with clients such as Chrysler, Fox Sports, Miller Lite, Bravo, Discovery, Dodge, Samsung, Verizon Wireless, Budweiser, Apple, BMW, Land Rover, and Visa, to name a few.

His work has been awarded and recognized by the International Association for Entertainment Marketing Professionals (ProMax), the American Advertising Federation, the Guadalajara International Film Festival, the Flagstaff International Film Festival and the Houston International Film Festival.

Video

Felipe offers videography and full post-production for agencies and industry clients, from on-location and studio shoots through edit, color grade, and VFX—one team from first setup to final delivery, perfect for campaigns, brand films, and social content.

photography:

abstract

The world is full of compositions hiding in plain sight — waiting to be found in the curve of aged chrome, the quiet expanse of a misty shoreline, or the soft geometry of a sun-lit silhouette. This collection is about looking differently: stripping away context, leaning into light and texture, and letting the familiar become something new. No subject is too ordinary or too overlooked. Through deliberate framing and an eye for the unexpected, the mundane transforms into the compelling. This is photography as a way of seeing — not just recording.

PHOTOGRAPHY:

cityscapes

A broadcast tower needles into a gray sky above a rail bridge, and a whitewashed chapel wears its blue dome like a crown against the sea. This collection is about the shapes cities leave behind. The camera looks up, down and sideways: a glass tower climbing into the blue, ancient stone walls stacked with impossible precision. Some frames go full color, others are stripped to black and white, where line and texture do all the talking. These aren't postcards. They're studies in geometry, scale, and the human urge to build something that lasts.

PHOTOGRAPHY:

fauna

From the quiet intimacy of a dog lost in an afternoon nap to the cold, unblinking gaze of a coiled serpent, this collection is a study in animal presence. No two subjects are alike — the world of fauna is vast, and so is the curiosity that drives these images. The camera neither sentimentalizes nor sensationalizes; it simply gets close, stays patient, and lets each creature speak for itself. The result is a gallery of encounters — fleeting, honest, and alive with the particular energy of the animal kingdom.

PHOTOgraphy:

flora

This collection finds grandeur in the garden. A single crimson bloom hangs against a wash of green, and the intricate architecture of an exotic protea glows against pure black. The camera moves in close, close enough to reveal the world inside a flower: curling stamens, spiraling petals, textures that seem almost otherworldly. Whether in vivid color or the quiet drama of black and white, each image treats the plant kingdom as the main event, not a backdrop. This is flora seen with patience, reverence, and a deep sense of wonder.

PHOTOGRAPHY:

people

From the weathered smile of a grandmother wrapped in a woven shawl to the first wide-eyed stare of a newborn, this collection is a study in human presence. A shopkeeper bent over his work, a catcher braced under a stormy sky, a brass band spilling into the street. Some faces are posed in clean studio light, others caught mid-life. The camera neither flatters nor judges; it pays attention and lets each person be exactly who they are. The result is a gallery of faces: intimate, theatrical, and unmistakably real.

Voice

over

Felipe offers English and Spanish voice over services and has worked with clients such as Denny’s, USPS, Jeep, Time Warner Cable, Kraft and others.