Addretouch PhotoLab

Addretouch is a company dedicated to the post-production of images and photographic projects for high-level professionals. Addretouch is not only focused on digital photography, but also has extensive experience in the scanning and treatment of both negatives and slides. Some examples in the area of negative post-production are projects such as the renowned photojournalist Pep Bonet’s One Goal, which won second prize in the Histories of Sport category at the World Press Photo Awards, and also The Invisible Trace, a portrait of Somali life (scanned from positives on baryta) by Castro Prieto. Addretouch undertakes also the digitalization of any analogic work for photographers. Addretouch is also responsable for work in exhibitions for Fonart Exposiciones and those of Alternatilla’s multidisciplinary festival in Mallorca. It has also produced and printed work for exhibitions such as 17 Milagroso, Consequences by Noor, One Goal, 217 A, Lost Generation and Aillats.