Emilio Fraile is a freelance photojournalist based in Zamora, Spain.
Born in Spain, Emilio has worked for more than ten years as chief photographer and photo editor of La Opinión-El Correo de Zamora, the main newspaper of the region, covering breaking news, features and a wide variety of topics. He also collaborates since 2017 with the Europa Press agency, publishing in the most important media worldwide and with El País, since 2022.
His report 'Agbogbloshie, graveyard 2.0' on an electronic landfill in Accra (Ghana) was published in The Wall Street Journal in 2015. Images taken briefly after an earthquake hit the Italian town of Amatrice were used by The Associated Press and published worldwide. One of his latest reports denounces the conditions in Lunik IX, a neighborhood in Kôsice (Slovakia) where 6,500 people live under the discrimination of racism.
Born in Spain, Emilio has worked for more than ten years as chief photographer and photo editor of La Opinión-El Correo de Zamora, the main newspaper of the region, covering breaking news, features and a wide variety of topics. He also collaborates since 2017 with the Europa Press agency, publishing in the most important media worldwide and with El País, since 2022.
His report 'Agbogbloshie, graveyard 2.0' on an electronic landfill in Accra (Ghana) was published in The Wall Street Journal in 2015. Images taken briefly after an earthquake hit the Italian town of Amatrice were used by The Associated Press and published worldwide. One of his latest reports denounces the conditions in Lunik IX, a neighborhood in Kôsice (Slovakia) where 6,500 people live under the discrimination of racism.