Eloisa Lopez is a freelance photographer and journalist based in Manila, Philippines. She covers crime, human rights, women and children issues.
She is also a correspondent for Manila-based news outlet Rappler where she writes breaking news and feature stories on Manila cops, crimes, and the local government.
Her work has appeared on The New York Review of Books, TIME (online), The New York Times (online), Union of Catholic Asian News (UCAN), and Philippine Daily Inquirer—where she was a photo correspondent for two years after college.
She is also available for corporate and commercial work on the side.
For assignments, inquiries, and commercial portfolio, contact:
eloisaalopez@gmail.com (that's two a's after the s)
IN THE PRESS
'Have We Opened the Gates of Hell With Our Images?' / The Atlantic
Philippines Drug War: Photographers on Most Powerful Images / TIME Online
EXHIBITIONS / presentations
2018 World Press Photo Festival / Amsterdam, Netherlands
2017 Foreign Correspondents Club of Thailand / Bangkok, Thailand
2017 Prix-Bayeux Festival / Normandy, France
2017 ActiveVista / Philippines
2017 WARM Festival / Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herezegovina
2017 World Council of Churches / Geneva, Switzerland