This is what the press guy wrote about me:
Malos10 is distinguished by his work displayed throughout the city and in private sessions. He took his first steps in 2016 with the impetus to portray Andean landscapes and streets through his lens, with social moments in the country, such as migration, being key, generating a connection through the work exhibited by Ochoa.
His work continued, practicing without charge, until an agency called him for a job, and from there, he never stopped, nor did people cease seeking his photography services. Although it was a 4-year journey from hobby to profession, he focused on preparation and gathering resources to upgrade his professional equipment.
His style has always been documentary, aiming to capture the essence exactly as it is without altering the scene. Although the editing in his work is distinct, for his more street-style photography, he prefers to portray life in its maximum expression and the purity it entails. Although he has faced challenges when taking his equipment out on the street—even riding a motorcycle could be complex due to safety issues—the receptivity he found was key to his performance.
For him, photography has been a channel to become less introverted, connect with countless people, and be present at events of great relevance to his profession, whether it's weddings, quinceaños (sweet fifteen parties), restaurants, events, or commercial shoots. His passion will always be to capture what is within his perspective.
He yearns to return to the dynamic of photographing strangers and fulfill his goal of 100 videos, having completed a little more than half. In addition to this, he wishes to go photograph in other landscapes of the nation.
malos10 has carried out a notable body of work, highlighting the beauty of the city from his perspective with portraits that generate multiple feelings. All this he has achieved through preparation, discipline, and talent, standing out in his field and becoming a reference—an Andean who impacts at a cultural level and leaves his mark on social development.
