Luis Linares is a renowned photographer from Mexico City, Mexico. He has been taking photographs since he was a young boy, and his passion for photography has only grown over the years.
Luis began his career as a professional photographer in the late 1990s, when he started working for various magazines and newspapers in Mexico City. He quickly gained recognition for his unique style of photography, which focused on capturing the beauty of everyday life in Mexico City. His work was often featured in publications such as El Universal and Reforma.
In 2003, Luis opened his own studio in Mexico City, where he continues to work today. He specializes in portrait photography, but also takes stunning landscape shots and street photography. His work has been exhibited around the world, including at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City and the National Museum of Photography in Madrid.
In addition to his photographic work, Luis is also an active member of several organizations that promote Mexican culture and art. He is a founding member of Fotografos Mexicanos Contemporaneos (FMC), an organization dedicated to promoting Mexican photographers around the world. He also serves on the board of directors for Fotografia Mexicana Contemporanea (FMC), which works to preserve and promote Mexican photography from past generations.
Luis’s passion for photography has earned him numerous awards throughout his career, including the prestigious National Photography Award from Mexico’s Ministry of Culture in 2008. His work continues to be celebrated around the world, with exhibitions being held regularly at galleries across Europe and North America.