A week ago I had some photos published in La Tercera, illustrating an article on Lanalhue Lake, a lake located in the Bio Bio region.
A little late now, but I had some photography work published in March’s issue of Outdoors, a monthly print magazine dedicated to covering all things sports practiced in the great outdoors.
After photographing for the MOP (Ministry of Public Works) while the Minister watched the Chile-Honduras World Cup match with 250 construction workers, I turned my attention to the streets of Santiago, pulsing with the sounds of vuvuzelas, cheering, honking, and screaming for joy.
As part of a project in conjunction with my communications agency Nomadas del Sur, my friend Evelyn and I had an article on the Andean Araucanian region in La Tercera, Chile’s most widely distributed newspaper.
Last month, I worked on an assignment for Delta Airlines’ SKY magazine, illustrating an article by none other than Andrew Zimmern, he of Bizarre Foods fame on the Travel Channel.
Yesterday (October 3, 2009) I was published once again in the Chilean newspaper La Tercera, under their Tendencias section in an article called “Mushing andino” or “Andean Mushing” in reference to the first crossing of the Andes from Chile to Argentina by dogsled.
Today I had some work published in Chilean newspaper La Tercera – Tendencias as well as online.
Gabriel "Morty" Ortega is a visual journalist.
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