Marcela Taboada was born in Puebla, Mexico, the daughter of a pilot and grandniece of an astronomer. A self-taught photographer, she learned how to take pictures on weekend jaunts with her father, who flew her and her siblings to explore surrounding towns. After graduating with a B.A. in Graphic Arts from the University of the Americas A.C., she initially worked at a design firm. Her career as a photographer began when she started documenting the nursing home where her great-aunt was living, and she would go on to photograph subjects as diverse as the Oaxaca Guerreros AAA baseball team, Indonesia, and the women of a Oaxacan town called San Miguel Amatitlán, who rebuilt their town after a devastating earthquake. Her work has appeared in a wide variety of newspapers and magazines, including Cuartoscuro, México Desconocido,Elle Décor, Hasselblad Forum, GEO Germany,and the New York Times. She has lived in Oaxaca, Mexico since 1986.
Details and Dimensions
10 x 15", unframed
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