finitefoto interview with Roberto Rosales

The just released issue #8 of finitefoto focuses on Photojournalism and features an interview with your very own Roberto Rosales.

“David Ondrik sat down with me, to discuss photography, teaching, blogging, and film.”

Finite Foto (formerly Flash Flood) is a new media collective that investigates and promotes the intersection of photography and culture in the state of New Mexico.

(They) are dedicated to bringing awareness to the global art community about both historical and contemporary photography from all regions of the state.

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Photojournalist Roberto Rosales (b. 1969) is a native of El Salvador. In 1980 he was forced to flee the violence during the country’s civil war. He moved to the USA where he attended school and began a new life. After graduating from the University of New Mexico, he returned to El Salvador where he taught his first workshops to local newspaper photography staffs. He returned to the states in 1998 and a landed a job as a staff photographer for the Albuquerque Journal. Currently, in addition to working on daily assignments for the Journal, he is pursuing a project in El Salvador documenting the daily lives of local fishermen around the Gulf of Fonseca.

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finitefoto interview with Roberto Rosales

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