Natalia Campos is a Brazilian documentary photographer and video journalist based in Dublin, Ireland, where she has lived for almost ten years.

She contributes to The Irish Times, Reuters and Getty Images, covering news, politics, social issues and culture across Ireland and Northern Ireland.

Over the past seven years, she has documented protests, elections, community events and breaking news, as well as the humanitarian impact of Russia's invasion of Ukraine and the aftermath of wildfires in Portugal.

Alongside news coverage, Campos develops long-term documentary and portrait projects exploring identity, migration and community, with a particular focus on the Brazilian diaspora in Ireland. Her work follows a humanistic approach, documenting traditions, customs and everyday life while examining broader social, political and environmental realities.

Selected Publications

• The New York Times

• TIME

• The Irish Times

• The Washington Post

• CNN

• Politico

• The Guardian

• Deutsche Welle (DW)

• Winter Papers – Issue 11

Exhibitions & Recognition

• Shortlisted twice for the Kolga Tbilisi Photo Award

• Work exhibited as part of the Kolga Tbilisi Photo Award, Tbilisi

• Halftone Gallery, Dublin

• Waterford Gallery

• Cologne University

Talks

• Speaker, Dublin Book Festival – Sister Outsider

• Speaker, Photojournalism Hub – Ukraine Refugee Crisis

Training

• Certificate in Digital Cinematography and Image Grading – Griffith College