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HOMEPAGE · Rosa Mancebo

Words, images, and the stories in between.

Multilingual creative working across translation, localisation, editorial writing, and photography for brands, publications, and storytelling-led projects.

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My name is Rosa Mancebo, and I have spent over 14 years working at the intersection of communications, content, translation, and visual storytelling. My background spans editorial writing, localisation, stakeholder communication, project coordination, and quality-focused content work, all grounded in a strong awareness of audience, nuance, and clarity.

I’m also building a growing portfolio as a writer and photographer, creating work that captures atmosphere, culture, and a strong sense of place. My approach is thoughtful and flexible, combining words and images to tell stories that feel engaging and immersive, always adapted to different formats and audiences.

Featured work

Dispatches from coasts, reefs, and hidden corners of the world.

A growing notebook of editorial pieces, field notes, and photo essays, some published and some still unfolding.

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Hidden in the depths — A series of underwater pictures that capture the beauty of what lies beneath the surface.

Photo essay · Underwater

Hidden in the depths

A series of underwater pictures that capture the beauty of what lies beneath the surface.

Coming soon

Road tripping the Izu Peninsula — A slow journey through coastal towns, winding roads, and the quiet in-between moments that give the peninsula its character.

Travel dispatch · Slow travel

Road tripping the Izu Peninsula

A slow journey through coastal towns, winding roads, and the quiet in-between moments that give the peninsula its character.

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Life between tides — A personal field note from Nusa Lembongan, tracing the small routines, waiting, and movement that come with life by the sea.

Field note · Surf & coast

Life between tides

A personal field note from Nusa Lembongan, tracing the small routines, waiting, and movement that come with life by the sea.

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The long way back to the page — A reflection on growing up wanting to be a writer, how translation became a career, and why I’m now returning to the craft of noticing, describing, and putting thoughts into words and images.

Essay · Craft

The long way back to the page

A reflection on growing up wanting to be a writer, how translation became a career, and why I’m now returning to the craft of noticing, describing, and putting thoughts into words and images.

Coming soon

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