It was only after his death that he was identified as the mysterious "Photographer of the Moneda Palace", who had taken one of the last photographs of the Chilean president during the 1973 coup d'état. One of these photographs won the 'World Press Photo' award in 1973, with the author labeled as 'unknown'.
It was not until after his demise that he was recognized as the enigmatic "Photographer of the Moneda Palace", who had captured one of the final photographs of the Chilean president during the 1973 military takeover. One of these images took home the 'World Press Photo' award in 1973, with the creator identified only as 'unknown'.