Tigre Delta in the New York Times

Two weeks ago, I was asked by the New York Times to cover a photo shoot about Tigre, a town about an hour north of Buenos Aires. I jumped at the chance and spent the weekend covering a range of subjects and meeting some very interesting people. The article was written by Michael Luongo, who I look forward to catching up with upon my return from the states later in December. This was my first commission from them and I hope more will follow (but my second time being published in the paper).

Museo de Arte Tigre in the Tigre Delta

Tigre Train Station

Riverboats depart the Estación Fluvial for trips around the Tigre Delta

Olives and nuts for sale at the Puerto de Frutos in Tigre

Wicker baskets and other products for sale at Tigre’s Puerto de Frutos

A leather seller shows off a small piece to a potential customer at Tigre’s Puerto de Frutos

A Interisleñas boat bus maneuvers through the Tigre Delta

The entrance to the Rumbo 90 resort in Tigre

A delicate lunch on the terrace at Rumbo 90 in Tigre

After lunch, patrons dance on the terrace at Rumbo 90 in Tigre

Guests enjoy the pool at Rumbo 90 in Tigre

Inside the studio of artist Sebastián Páez Vilaró in Tigre

The garden of artist Sebastián Páez Vilaró in Tigre

Sunset over the Tigre Delta

“Tren de la Costa” station along the route from Tigre to Buenos Aires

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