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Federico Borella
Photographer
Federico Borella is a freelance photojournalist. Internationally published, Federico has more than 10 years of experience as a news photographer and reportage working for both national and foreign magazines, agencies and publications, including Newsweek, Time Magazine, CNN, Stern, Days Japan, XL Semanal, National Geographic USA, NZZ, Alpha magazine, Magazinet Norway, Aftenposten, Dagens Nyether, among others.
Well versed in video making with advanced knowledge of storytelling, composition, lighting and post production, Federico is an educator in photography and photojournalism.
Currently his work on acid attack victims in India is exhibited all around the world thanks to the Paris Photo Prize.
Member of the Jury of the “Visa d’Or” 2017 news section; Winner of the LensCulture emerging talent award 2017; Winner of the Silver in Press Feature Story PX3 2018; Winner of Life Framer 2018 Open Call; Finalist of Lumix International Festival of Young Photojournalism; Leica Akademie teacher; Winner, 1st Place, Professional competition, Documentary, 2019 Sony World Photography Awards.
Federico Borella
Photographer
Federico Borella is a freelance photojournalist. Internationally published, Federico has more than 10 years of experience as a news photographer and reportage working for both national and foreign magazines, agencies and publications, including Newsweek, Time Magazine, CNN, Stern, Days Japan, XL Semanal, National Geographic USA, NZZ, Alpha magazine, Magazinet Norway, Aftenposten, Dagens Nyether, among others.
Well versed in video making with advanced knowledge of storytelling, composition, lighting and post production, Federico is an educator in photography and photojournalism.
Currently his work on acid attack victims in India is exhibited all around the world thanks to the Paris Photo Prize.
Member of the Jury of the “Visa d’Or” 2017 news section; Winner of the LensCulture emerging talent award 2017; Winner of the Silver in Press Feature Story PX3 2018; Winner of Life Framer 2018 Open Call; Finalist of Lumix International Festival of Young Photojournalism; Leica Akademie teacher; Winner, 1st Place, Professional competition, Documentary, 2019 Sony World Photography Awards.
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