Dylan Garcia
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Dylan Garcia has been working as professional photographer since 1992 with the coverage of the United Nations Conference on Environment and Sustainable Development, the Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro in Brazil.
His work has been used by Worldwide Press, including News and Book Publishing. He is currently based in the Isle of Wight in the United Kingdom. His areas of specialization are Environment and Development, Landscape, Abstract and Events. With a strong background in Fine Arts,
Dylan Garcia's work is characterized by a mixture of photojournalism and artistic appreciation. Vivid colours and dramatic composition are part of his trademark. He is also keeping an online gallery at [1].
