Lina Collado is a Puerto Rican photographer based in Jackson, Wyoming, and is fluent in both Spanish (first language) and English. She completed her BFA with a degree in Visual Communications & Graphic Design and a master’s degree in Film with a concentration in Production and Screenwriting at Columbia University School of Arts, in New York, NY. 

Lina’s work has been published in BBC Wildlife Magazine, Shutterbug Magazine, The Outdoor Journal, Matador Network, Exposure Art Book and received several newspaper publications for JH News & Guide and El Nuevo Día, in Puerto Rico. Her work has been exhibited at the Louvre, Tayloe Piggott Gallery, Eyes on Main Street 8th and 9th editions, as well as at the Teton County Library and the National Museum of Wildlife Art.

Her current ongoing project, "A Disappearing Home," focuses on residents of Teton County—the nation's wealthiest yet most economically unequal county—who are struggling to find housing.

Lina is a member of Women Photograph and Diversify Photo. She was selected to participate in the New York Portfolio Review, April 2024.