"The bustling streets of Buenos Aires contrast sharply with my hometown in Idaho. Divided in 46 neighborhoods, each of them with their unique identity, Capital federal is a hidden gem in America.

"Navigating the city was effortless, and every corner had a story to tell. Urban landscapes showcased the city's rich culture and European-influenced history. The same city is the home of big palaces, colorful houses, and bohemian corners, connected by the widest avenue ever built, breathing through a huge park and ending in the widest river in the world: "El Rio de la Plata."

"Argentina vibrates with the sound of tango and soccer songs. Argentinians are proud of their country and who they are, and their generosity and passion for their culture is enviable. Buenos Aires left a deep impression on me. The city's blend of beauty and sadness, captured in fleeting moments, promised new adventures and deeper connections on my return."

Stephanie Marwil has been photographing landscapes and people for the last fifteen years. As an established photographer, she is dedicated to capturing the true essence of life through her lens. She specializes in a diverse range of genres, with a portfolio spanning from portrait photography to corporate, brand, landscape, product, and film photography.

For Stephanie, photography isn't just a profession; it is a lifelong commitment to telling stories. She approaches each of her projects with the goal of creating visuals that will resonate with each intended audience. Stephanie strives to find and capture beauty in every moment.