Photographer Thales Antônio emerges on the Brazilian visual scene as a rigorous and prolific chronicler of contemporary life in Salvador and Bahia. An analysis of his extensive portfolio reveals a professional with a clear documentary mission, self-defined as a "Photographer of life," with a broad thematic focus that includes Daily Life, Documentaries, Landscapes, Studio, Photojournalism, Theater, and Cultural Manifestations. His work, based in the Bahian capital, provides a dense and multifaceted visual record of the social, cultural, and political dynamics of the region.

Thales Antônio's work is not limited to local artistic production; he operates on a global scale, efficiently integrating into the international stock photography circuit. This market strategy is fundamental to understanding the longevity and influence of his work, especially in editorial and educational contexts.