Amador Toril

AMADOR TORIL (Madrid, 1966).
"Gran vía".
Photography on paper.
Signed on the back.
Measurements: 55 x 37 cm; 73 x 53 cm (frame).
Amador Toril is a photographer specializing in editorial and interior photography, with a consolidated career in both advertising and film. His training began in 1984 with a photography course in Leganés taught by Rafa Matín, after which he collaborated as an assistant with renowned Spanish photographers, including Eduardo Momeñe and Juan Ramón Yuste. In 1992 he broadened his international experience by moving to Los Angeles, California, where he worked with Michael Arden, specializing in architectural and interior photography.
His professional career included opening his first photography studio between 1990 and 1992, focusing on editorial and advertising work. During this period he also worked as a photographer on film productions such as Better Times and Tell Laura I Love Her (1993). After completing his training in the United States, he set up a new studio in Madrid, consolidating his professional practice between 1994 and 2001, and in 2002 he opened his current studio, focused mainly on editorial photography, with an emphasis on decoration and interior design.
Throughout his career, he has worked for prominent clients such as El País Semanal, ELLE, InStyle, IFEMA, Spain Gourmet Tour, Liberation, Alfaguara, NCA, Everest, ELLE Deco, Santillana, Hyundai and various graphic design studios and audiovisual production companies, consolidating his reputation in the field of professional photography in Spain and internationally.