A wedding ceremony outdoors with guests seated, a bride and groom walking, and a large white tent, swimming pool, and lush greenery.
Silhouetted person with hands clasped in prayer amidst a vibrant display of orange, yellow, and multicolored bokeh lights.
A black and white photo of a wedding ceremony. The bride and groom stand with an officiant beneath an ornate structure. Bridesmaids are in the background. The image is framed by a large curved object with a dotted texture, possibly a harp.
Seven men in suits standing in a line facing right.
A man in a tuxedo holding a young girl in a white dress as they wave and smile at a window.
A group of people, including the groom and groomsmen, walking down a corridor at a wedding venue. The groom is in the front, wearing a black suit and tie. Female guests in peach-colored dresses are walking behind him, holding bouquets. The corridor h
Black and white photo of a bride wearing a veil and strapless dress, embraced by a person with hands around her waist. Close-up focus on jewelry and hands.
A joyful bride in a lace wedding dress being lifted by her partner during a celebration, surrounded by blurred guests and warm, festive lighting.
Inside a decorated church during a wedding service, with a large congregation facing the altar. The church interior is adorned with religious icons and artwork on the walls and ceiling, with high windows allowing natural light inside.
Two women are seen reflected in mirrors on a dark-green painted wall inside a room with large windows, creating silhouetted profiles against bright daylight.
A black and white photo of a smiling man and woman gazing at each other, with the woman showing a teardrop and an engagement ring.
Black and white photo of a couple kissing under an umbrella in the rain. The background is dark with light reflections and raindrops visible.
Black and white photo of a woman in a wedding dress standing in front of a man in a suit, with vertical black and white stripes in the background.
Black and white silhouette of a bride, wearing a veil, holding a bouquet of roses, with a groom in the background.
Black and white photo of a bride and her father standing inside a church, both dressed in formal wedding attire, with the bride holding a bouquet of flowers and wearing a veil.
Black and white photo of a bride in a wedding dress and veil holding a bouquet, walking with bridesmaids in white dresses during a wedding procession outdoors.
A bride smiling inside a car with wedding guests, including a man in a tuxedo, visible through the window.

My story in the United States began in 2014, when I was invited by Tatiana Breslow and Ryan Brenizer to join their team as a second photographer. We first met during a workshop they led in Chile, and that connection opened the door to an unforgettable opportunity. Thanks to their generosity, I traveled from Chile to New York for the first time and had the chance to work alongside some of the most respected names in documentary wedding photography.

Since that first experience, I started returning regularly to the U.S., driven by the desire to keep learning, growing, and expanding my creative vision. Along the way, I met incredible people in the American photography community—like Carolina Rivera, with whom I now collaborate on brand representation, photography, video production, and second camera work.

This journey has shaped my career deeply. It allowed me to witness different ways of working, to understand the North American market from the inside, and—most importantly—to learn from talented professionals who’ve inspired me both personally and artistically.

Today, I’m thrilled to introduce matigonzs as my first personal brand in the United States. After more than 10 years of photographing weddings, stories, and people with soul, it’s exciting to bring my work to a new audience and continue this path with the same passion and purpose that started it all.

I’m deeply grateful to everyone who has contributed to my journey. Special thanks to Tatiana, Ryan, and Carolina—your trust, mentorship, and support have meant the world to me. This wouldn’t have been possible without you.