Custódio Coimbra
Custódio Coimbra is a renowned Brazilian photographer, celebrated for his unique ability to capture the essence of Rio de Janeiro through his lens. With a career spanning 47 years, including 36 years at the newspaper O Globo, he is known for iconic images such as the first photograph of the moon next to the Christ the Redeemer statue, taken in 1997. Coimbra's work reflects a deep connection to the city, as he skillfully blends elements of photojournalism with artistic expression, portraying the dynamic energy of Rio's landscapes and its people. He believes in the emotional power of photography and strives to encapsulate the beauty and spirit of the city in every shot, resulting in a rich body of work that includes over 410 pieces held in the collection of the Instituto Moreira Salles.
Born on Jan 01, 1952 (73 years old)
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Custodio Coimbra has been a photographer for O Globo for over three decades, documenting aquatic pollution in Rio de Janeiro.
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Custódio Coimbra is a talented and passionate photographer known for capturing the essence of Rio de Janeiro.
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